30 Day Beauty Challenge: Day 08 A Photo of You Getting Fashion Wrong

Hello lovelies.  Ok, to today's challenge is a funny one, because as much as I want to believe that I never got fashion wrong.....I think we all did, right? lol!  So come along and read about my journey in fashion and just how wrong I got it haha.Sadly, I have no photos of me, except for this one...which isn't necessary me getting fashion wrong, but I found it, and it actually shows the contrary haha, I think I was getting fashion quite right from the beginning (thanks to my mom) lol Red shoes were hot back then as they are now hahaOk ..... so here goes my embarassing tale of how I got fashion wrong :)FASHION FAUX PAS #1It all started when I was 11 years old.I got a hold of a bottle of sun-in, do you guys remember that? It was a spray that supposedly made your hair lighter.  It sure did, a light shade of orange.FASHION FAUX PAS #2Then at the age of 12, I started to wear penny loafer with an actual penny in them, as I was heavily influenced by my preppy brother's friends, preppy kids at my church, and the emergence of GAP.Yep, penny loafers - good old copper brown penny loafers (vomits)FASHION FAUX PAS #3I then rebelled against the preppy me, and I started to dye my hair lighter and lighter until it was wrecked and almost blonde.  Yep, I was blonde before all these kawaii girls who now all dye their hair all shades of brown and blonde haha.  So as I was saying...my rebellion began.  I started to get heavily influenced by yo mtv raps reruns, MTV, BET, and the emergence of r&b groups.  I wore really baggy jeans, chinos, sparkingly white reeboks, tight right tight tops (when I wasn't wearing huge cross color t-shirts), huge gold earrings (hey still wear those lol) dark lip pencil that outlined my lips with a nude lipsticks on top (of course I never blended), and I wore my hair in a tight ass bun most of the days.  Yep the 90's were full in effect, and I rocked it like there was no tomorrow. TOTAL FAIL! lolFASHION FAUX PAS #4Then when I turned 16, I decided i would dress like a slut. lol!!!! My skirts got shorter for some reason, my heels got higher, and I seriously should not have been allowed out the house.  There is no reason to ever let someone see your knickers girls! NEVER hahaha.  Of course my parents didn't know I dressed like this, I changed once I got to school.  Not a good look.
LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNELI finally got some sense around 17-18, when I started to dress like a normal person as I started to get internships and started to work.  I also started to take notice of all the fashion designers (thanks to all the hip hop videos that were huge walking advertisements).  My eyes opened and I never looked back.
So are you guys done shaking your head and laughing at me? Share with your fashion faux pas :)