Author’s Twitter photo starts quarantine fashion trend
When you’re socially isolating, all rules of etiquette go out the window.
Author Curtis Sittenfeld took to Twitter to share a photo of herself dressed in a wedding dress and veil, casually eating lunch with her kids.
“Social distancing Day 12: Today my kids wanted me to wear my wedding dress at lunch and I couldn’t think of a reason not to,” she wrote in her tweet.
Soon, others began replying to her tweet with images of wedding dresses in unusually casual places, sparking a glamorous trend.
Day 7 of quarantine in my mom's basement, her wedding dress was all I could find to wear pic.twitter.com/5E9ECqaRHm
— Diana Biggs (@DianacBiggs) March 25, 2020
Some shared photos of their significant others getting glam.
My wife saw your tweet and was inspired. pic.twitter.com/WKrCJB1XRE
— Peter Sagal (@petersagal) March 25, 2020
Other users weren’t afraid to get all dressed up all by themselves.
Me either...alone at work. pic.twitter.com/VVUsYo1Dqa
— Marybeth Campbell (@MbCGreen) March 24, 2020
A few saw it as a great way to up your style game in isolation.
Ok. Day 10 in sweats. Time to up my game. And you can only imagine the wardrobe malfunction 38 years later ❤️ pic.twitter.com/BLoLhWx6AN
— Eileen (@EileenBillinson) March 24, 2020
Sittenfield isn’t the only social media user to start a quarantine fashion trend — others have created their own fashion shows and red carpets.
Once social isolation is over, it’s sure to be a very fashionable time.
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