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Is Gen Z destroying fashion with the rise of Normcore and Athleisure?
The athleisure trend, which has popularized dressing in more casual, loose-fitting clothing, could be the result of an effort to hide a women’s body.
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The athleisure trend, which has popularized dressing in more casual, loose-fitting clothing, could be the result of an effort to hide a women’s body.
- Feltscher argued that the new athleisure trend, which has popularized dressing in more casual, loose-fitting clothing, could be the result of an effort to hide a women’s body such as the “Billie Eilish style” of big jackets, Bermuda shorts, and sneakers.
- “Maybe that’s the reaction to constantly putting yourself on display on the internet?” Feltscher said. “Maybe there’s some kind of self-protection that’s in this fashion trend because if you Instagram yourself in baggy clothes like that then nobody really knows what you look like and they can’t pick apart your body online.”
- Is normcore high fashion? Should you buy Gucci slides? Does the pandemic’s acceleration of the work-from-home revolution mean athleisure is here to stay?
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