When it comes to fashion, everyone has their own tastes and styles.

But a fashion guru from America named Luisa Bella took to TikTok to share five fall fashion trends she won’t be part of.

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In the clip, she begins by mentioning vests, especially cropped pants.

“You see, I’m not against vests, but you’ll never find me wearing one,” says Luisa.

“Every time I see people wearing vests like this, I think they’re missing something like a dress shirt.”

Next, fashionistas tackle the topic of pinstripes.

“It looks great with dress shirts and button-ups, but not T-shirts, especially running shoes,” she explains.

“Pinstripes are a corporate look and you can’t convince me otherwise.

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The fashion fan also talks about ballet flats, a recent ’90s trend returning to the shelves of high street store Primark.

“I’ve been saying since the beginning of the year that ballet flats are coming back, and it’s finally happened — and I hate it,” she says.

“Your feet get so sweaty and your feet smell so bad. Ballet shoes have no support and you need special socks.”

Luisa then discusses a particularly controversial style of footwear: clogs.

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She then flashes a picture of some short Ugg boots and continues: “Once we talk clogs, we have to talk about these Uggs.

“I have never been a fan of Uggs. They look like they should be worn around the house. Very bad in the snow.”

Louisa concludes by adding:

If you like it, keep wearing it, you don’t have to listen to me – I’m not your mother!”

Since then, the post has been viewed a whopping 111,000 times and has been flooded with comments from fashion lovers around the world, but not everyone agrees.

“I agree with everything except ballet shoes. I think it’s a good way to look classy without the discomfort of heels,” one person wrote.

“I believed you until Uggs”

Third comment: “I love vests, except when they’re worn alone.”

A fourth added, “I agree with everything except the pinstripe pants. Combined with the doc, I can’t live without it.”

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