R.I.P. to the Bucket Hat and More Trends Celebrities Killed

Be honest: at one time or another, you've definitely purchased an article of clothing or changed your hair because of a celebrity. Don't worry, we're all guilty of it. Of course, with every celeb-fueled trend, there's the fad that takes over, quickly becomes oversaturated, and dies out, only to become a piece of nostalgia.

We're looking back at some of the biggest fashion and beauty fads, and the celebrities that ruined them all for us. (Thanks a lot, Ashton Kutcher!)

Trend: Bucket Hats

Culprit: Christina Aguilera and many, many others

Actually, everything that's going on in this picture is, thankfully, a long gone fad. Sorry, Xtina. We still love you!

Trend: The Rachel Cut

Culprit: Jennifer Aniston

Everybody, and we mean everybody, went to their hairdresser and asked for the "Rachel" cut back in the mid-'90s. The layered cut was basically a must-have...for the moment. Faster than you can say "We were on a break" everyone got sick of the haircut, including the Friends star herself.

Trend: Trucker Hats

Culprit: Ashton Kutcher

Whether he was boasting about being a Teenage Millionaire or that Jesus was his homeboy, Kutcher put trucker hats on the fashion map in the early 2000s. We'd be mad, but he did sorta pave the way for Frank on 30 Rock.

Trend: Flower Pins

Culprit: Sarah Jessica Parker

Plenty of Sex and the City trends seem wildly outdated now but none wilted faster than the flower pin trend made famous by leading lady SJP. Unless that thing is going to squirt water at people as a gag, we couldn't help but wonder why this was a trend to begin with.

Trend: Handbag Dogs

Culprit: Paris Hilton

You should only be able to find ChapStick and loose change in your purse, not a dog.

Super Low Rise Jeans

Culprit: Lindsay Lohan

How were any of us supposed to sit in these, LiLo?!

Trend: The Caesar Cut

Culprit: George Clooney

Of course, Jennifer Aniston wasn't the only NBC star of the '90s to cause a coif frenzy. Clooney made dudes think they could look as handsome as he did with a Caesar cut. That was simply not the case, and the style left pretty much as soon as Clooney departed from ER.

Trend: Deeeeeeeeeeep V

Culprit: Jennifer Lopez

The Very Deep V still has its place on the red carpet, but we hit peak Deep V with the infamous J.Lo dress at the Grammys. Everyone else should have stopped after that.

Trend: Crimped Hair

Culprit: Carmen Electra

We're not saying Carmen Electra is solely to blame for this late 90's trend (lots of ladies were doing it), but...she didn't exactly help the cause to keep it around either.

Trend: Von Dutch Hats

Culprit: Every celebrity in the early 2000s

From Missy Elliott to Britney Spears to Justin Timberlake, this fade wore out its welcome (so to speak) pretty quickly.