The Best and Worst Fashion Trends of 2015

Worn atop bare legs or tights, they’re seasonless and leg-lengthening: a winning combo.

Like most things, the carwash skirt is fine (nay, chic) when done in moderation. Add a few inches and an aggressive print, though, and you’ve lost us.

Cozy and statement-making, we pray that these guys stay around for years to come. (Not least because we’re thisclose to justifying the investment of a midnight suede fringe situation.)

Stella McCartney can normally do no wrong, but we’re gonna prioritize, um, dexterity.

Finally, the beloved print goes beyond looking like a lumberjack.

Nope. No thanks. (Unless, we’re Freaky Friday-ing with Beyoncé for the night. Then we suppose we’d give it a go.)

These guys are ballet-inspired, subtly sexy and look just as good paired with skinnies and a sweater as they do with an aforementioned A-line mini.

Comfortable? Probably. Worth looking like you slid stuffed animals into your mules? Probably not.

Not only are athleisure outfits comfortable, they're so cool too. Also a great way to save room in your gym bag.

Serious question: How does one wear a nude bike-shorts bodysuit? Kanye? Saint?

One of the comebacks we’re most excited about, the one-shoulder silhouette is ripe for showing off a little skin--like a lady.

Trending: T-rex arms? Nah. We’ll stick with the elastic off-the-shoulder ones that let you (at the very least) wave to a friend.

We’ve said it time and time again: Culottes might be the perfect pants. They can be dressed up or dressed down, and the billowy breeze isn’t half bad.

And now for the most polarizing of the bunch. We love 'em. (Yes, Chloé.) Others hate 'em. (How the hell do I wear them?) Discuss.