Masha
The trend of sharing “unpopular opinions” has been a popular one in 2019: Folks across Twitter have been voicing their unpopular opinions about alcohol, Gen Z, best friends, TV characters, music, food, and everything in between.
https://twitter.com/wandda__/status/1112407399460163585
Earlier this week, @wandda__ prompted Twitter users to give their “unpopular opinions” about clothes. Commenters led with, “wear what fits you.”
https://twitter.com/johnsdanxhesnj2/status/1112816694785826817
Pieces don’t need to be name brand, designer, or expensive in order to look stylish or cool.
It’s not what you wear, it’s how you wear it.
— K. (@__kmyx) April 2, 2019
Certain clothing items look better when they’re older, or paired with a new haircut.
https://twitter.com/lostinthelxghts/status/1113606535538561024
Some people took offense with certain cuts or styles of gear, and with the idea of gendered clothing specifically.
Others argued that thin people aren’t so much fashionable as they are…thin.
https://twitter.com/Est_ak18/status/1113046205750263808
A popular gripe I’d never encountered before dealt with keeping rich people away from thrift stores.
Idc where it’s from if I like it I’m wearing it.
— Dean (@DeanOfficially) April 2, 2019
There were plenty advocating for wearing the same thing every day.
https://twitter.com/adamlugunraj/status/1112932547862786048
In conclusion: Wear whatever you like and makes you feel confident and comfortable.
h/t Twitter
