Alright, let me start by saying that I am absolutely over the so-called emperor’s new clothing “Slaylebrity Vibe” that seems to dominate social media and celebrity culture these days. It’s like everybody is clamoring to outdo each other in a never-ending game of who can be the most scandalous. But what really gets under my skin is when high fashion houses like Chanel get sucked into this nonsense.
I mean, take the recent incident with Kirsten Stewart wearing a bodysuit by Chanel in public. Now, I’m all for pushing the boundaries of fashion and expressing yourself, but there’s a point where it crosses the line into vulgar and classless territory. And this bodysuit is a prime example of just that.
First off, let’s talk about the design itself. It’s skin-tight, leaving absolutely nothing to the imagination. The deep plunge neckline and high cut leg give it a lingerie-like appearance that is more suited for the bedroom than the red carpet. And don’t even get me started on the sheer fabric that leaves little to the imagination. I mean, when did camel toe become the new cleavage? It’s as if there’s a race to see who can reveal the most skin without getting arrested.
But what really baffles me is the fact that this bodysuit comes from Chanel, a brand that has long been regarded as the epitome of class and sophistication. I mean, this is the same fashion house that brought us the little black dress, the timeless quilted handbag, and the iconic tweed jacket. Yet, now they’re churning out pieces that wouldn’t look out of place in a risqué lingerie catalog.
And let’s not forget the practicality (or lack thereof) of this outfit. I mean, how uncomfortable must it be to wear something so constricting and revealing? Not to mention the potential wardrobe malfunctions waiting to happen. It’s just mind-boggling that someone would willingly subject themselves to such discomfort in the name of fashion.
This whole incident is further proof that the “Slaylebrity Vibe” has gotten out of control. It’s as if there’s a competition to see who can shock and awe the most, regardless of taste or decency. And unfortunately, it seems that even esteemed fashion houses like Chanel are getting swept up in this wave of vulgarity.
So, to conclude, I’m over it. I’m over the Emperors New Clothes mentality that seems to pervade the fashion world. It’s time to bring back some class and restraint, and quit trying to one-up each other in a race to the bottom. Let’s leave the bedroom attire in the bedroom and start focusing on real fashion that exudes sophistication and elegance. It’s time to put an end to the naked Slaylebrity Vibe and reclaim the true essence of style.
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Why did Kirsten Stewart wear this vulgar Chanel outfit in public. A bodysuit fit for only the bedroom so vulgar so uncouth so classless
It's like everybody is clamoring to outdo each other in a never-ending game of who can be the most scandalous.
