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Sometimes fashion designers come up with beautiful clothing that high street stores turn into wearable outfits. Other times, they design such bizarre looks that it's hard to tell if they're just a weird joke instead. Like these bizarre catwalk fashion looks, which have us wondering if the designers were being serious or just taking the piss. These pictures are all taken from the Instagram account Hint Mag, which claims to show 'fun with fashion,' but let's be honest, they are more like 'freak with fashion'. 

The only good thing about having a roommate that steals your stuff is that if you tamper with your own stuff, they're in no position to complain about your stuff that they deny taking. This is a pretty common tactic. A similar and more explosive thing happened when this food thief's roommate switched to regular milk.

So the reason you think you look like a pile of dog crap in the same shirt as Hugh Jackman is cause all celebrity clothes are tailored specifically to fit them. Bunch of bastards. I guess the answer is to either get your clothes tailored like actors and models or to stop trying to look like you belong in a magazine. Or just give up on the whole thing, fashion is stupid anyway.

We love finding pictures of offensive fashion choices and marvel at how someone would decide to wear an outfit that is so, so bad. Whether it's ridiculous catwalk looks, oddly specific trends, or just regular people making bad fashion choices, they all make our eyes and our hearts hurt equally as much. Here is the latest collection of deeply offensive fashion fails, which would all be burned if it were up to me, and stat!

Forget high street fashion; it's all about upcycled fashion nowadays. When it comes to recycling old material to make new clothes, some people are incredibly talented. Whether they're using their grandmother's old curtains, some toilet paper, or old jeans, these people have created masterpieces out of old material. They say one man's trash is another man's treasure, and these pictures prove that a hundred times over! Look at the talent.

Sometimes school staff doesn't exactly have a consistent policy, like the time staff made a student patiently wait to report a fire. After some absolute BS rule nitpicking by the staff, this person decided to read up on the rules and dress with extreme panache. Sometimes students get the best of their teachers, like this student who made a mockery of a robotics competition with a dry ice loophole.

If you're in need of more crafty activities to do at home, welcome to the club. Today's activity is tie dyeing: it's super simple, only requires a few materials, and makes plain old clothes unique and fabulous. Check out our tutorial below for the crumpled style, or see the spiral style. Happy tie dyeing.

Tie dyeing is a fashion trend that keep on coming back, and right now it's back strong (some would argue it never went out of fashion). Whether you're a die-hard tie dyer or have never done it before, tie dyeing is an awesome way to make your clothes unique and funky. It's also something you can do at home, with only a few materials. If you're interested in funking up some bland clothes, check out our tie dyeing tutorial below, or see our tutorial for the crumpled style.

What happened to the good old days, when shoes were purely a functional item of clothing that stopped the ground from cutting up your feet? Nowadays, it's all about who can come up with the weirdest, most innovative, and original shoe designs, even if they aren't practical. We've bought you fish sandals before, and now we bring you the horror that is double-faced cowboy boots. Because why have two shoes when you can have four, right? Honestly, fashion is out of control these days, but scroll down to see this latest fashion fail, designed by Shayne Oliver.

So here's something that you don't see every day, especially on Instagram. Meet Mark Bryan, the "straight, happily married guy that loves Porsche's, beautiful women, and incorporating high heels and skirts into my daily wardrobe." Now, of course, anyone can wear whatever they like, but personally, as someone who can't walk in heels, why anyone would put themselves through that absolutely necessary is beyond me. But you do you! This is a judgment-free zone, and I say wear whatever makes you happy, whichever gender you are.

While the 80s technically started 40 years ago, it's probably best to not think about that part. The 80s did some things with hair that many people are still just now recovering from. And while it was a time of loud pants filled with questionable butts, there are still things to miss. Here's some powerful nostalgia for the 80s and 90s kids.

Upon the suggestion for wearing something more casual at a job that included touring industrial settings and butchers, this consultant made it incredibly clear that they would not be told what to wear. It came to a bit of a halt upon the realization that some places have safety standards. For another work story, here's a CEO that didn't know what their departments did, resulting in a Karen catastrophe.

Upon the suggestion for wearing something more casual at a job that included touring industrial settings and butchers, this consultant made it incredibly clear that they would not be told what to wear. It came to a bit of a halt upon the realization that some places have safety standards. For another work story, here's a CEO that didn't know what their departments did, resulting in a Karen catastrophe.

Upon the suggestion for wearing something more casual at a job that included touring industrial settings and butchers, this consultant made it incredibly clear that they would not be told what to wear. It came to a bit of a halt upon the realization that some places have safety standards. For another work story, here's a CEO that didn't know what their departments did, resulting in a Karen catastrophe.