The Aughts were fantastic, but no decade goes by without a few fashion missteps. Below, our Moxsie version of the Top 10 Worst Fashion Trends.

10. Tracksuits – Tracksuits are comfortable daytime excuses for pajamas, but that’s if you’re going to and from the gym, the grocery store, or errands that require you to do more driving than walking. Otherwise, let us not dismiss the “track” in “tracksuits.” Tracksuits are for sports.

9. Words Across Your Bum – Obviously we love statement pieces, but there are classier ways to make your most prized personality traits known to the world.

8. Dressing Little Girls Like Overdone Pop Stars – Remember when cute was appreciated for being cute? Let little girls be little girls!

7. Drop-Crotch Pants – Just to be clear, we love harem pants. These Dimepiece jodhpurs are perfect - funky yet flattering. Moxsie simply has to draw the line when function is traded for nonsensible form, say, when the crotch falls anywhere below mid-thigh. Also, saying “drop-crotch” in public feels slightly awkward, no?

6. Muffin Top – We're not against skinny jeans, we're just against wearing clothes that don't fit.

5. Dark Bras with Sheer Tops – Contrasting colors are cool, but the combination of a black bra with a nude mesh top is just...too. Too failed throwback to the 80s, too Carrie a la Sex and the City, and too...ugly.

4. Low-Rise Jeans – At least wear a longer top.

3. Mini Skirts with Winter Uggs – It must be a sign of an inner conundrum when a person’s lower hemisphere is in climate disagreement with itself.

2. Trucker Hats – It’s difficult to say what the real issue here is: Is it the mesh? Is it the spongey front? Is it the ironic graphic? We love hats, we just don’t love trucker hats.

1. Biker Tattoo-Emblazoned Shirts with Rhinestones – Everyone loves a little kitsch to spice up an outfit. Yet there are reasons why accent colors are considered accent colors. Unfortunately the Jon Gosselin School of Style preaches that more is more, when really, more just hurts our eyes.

Thanks for the idea, Heavy! Their original list had us roaring and nodding our heads.

The kindly folks at 7x7's Glamwatch rounded up their best suggestions for what to get the guys in your life - and Hot Air's on the list!

When your guy needs an affordable outerwear piece that will work all year, the Chateau Flight Twill Jacket by Hot Air at Moxsie doubles as a heavy shirt or light jacket and offers plenty of pockets for stowing wallets, iPods and other must-haves.

That jacket's seen its share of media attention ever since Memphis Grizzly OJ Mayo sported it in a recent photo shoot. Read all of "Boy Oh Boy: Gifts for Guys" on 7x7.com.

Right after we spotted Peasants and Travelers at Chillin Productions, The New York Times picked up on Jee Kim's amazing bags. In "Men with Baggage, of the Stylish Sort," The Perfectionist columnist Guy Trebay commented on P&T's "mysterious high-tech fabric." Check out the Olive Tote Trebay tried out in Moxsie's handbags.

Last year, a college-bound girl was headed to the library to return some books. She was attacked. Beaten and raped, she ended up in the hospital, where every day her friends and family hope she can eventually get up and leave.

The young woman has been braindead since that day. That day, her mother said to the media in Vietnamese, "My soul is broken."

Moxsie was founded on furthering designers' expression, particularly curating designers who have a strong sense of social responsibility and those who are agents of change in their worlds. We are fully in support of Fur Face Boy designer Ha's next move:

I decided to donate 50% of all my sales for the month + I will match the total dollar for dollar from my own personal funds at the end of the month.

'Tis the season of giving, and this month we encourage you to look through Fur Face Boy's collection or help the family in any way you can. It's all about hope.

Where Style and Culture meet in a T-Bone Collison - That's how fantasticsmag describes its unparalleled "web-glog." (Yeah, you've really got to check them out to understand it.) In fantasticmag's latest issue, photographer Edward St. George-Adams captures models Josh Brisbane and Ryan Easter in the latest in men's athletic wear. Take a look at Gourmet, SOB, S2VS, and Necklush in the Push It spread.

You've only got a few days left to gather your Halloween costume! With America's favorite excuse to play dress-up coming up, we figured it'd be a fun little project to see who we could be for this weekend's Halloween.

Check out our versions of Lady Gaga, Kanye West, a Lady Pirate, and Kurt Cobain!

Doubledown NYC’s founder, Trevor Clark, just sent us pictures from the VH1 Hip Hop
Honors awards, where presenter Tracy Morgan was wearing the 'Deuce'
pants and jacket. You can shop them and other DoubleDown NYC products here.
We sat him down to tell us more about Greek salads, the infamous
Kanye incident and his embarassment in liking soul music from Japan.

Starting a brand can be a stinging ordeal, and it's easy to forget that successful designers had to start somewhere.

We're sat down with Fur Face Boy's owner/creator/designer, Hai Mai, who gives the phrase "one-man-show" a whole new definition. Mai started as a graphic designer, but now develops and promotes his line of t-shirts and accessories under his label. The quippy designer gives us the lowdown on douchebag clothes and how FUR FACE BOY has literally taken over his life.

Ever flip through a magazine and wonder how amazing it'd be to be able to shop the ads and editorials?

Well, Derric Lowe, the West Coast editor over at FantasticsMag, has sent us these awesome shots for a feature that just came out. We've included them here, and if you like something you see, just click the image and instantly shop the product.

Click through to see the spread...