But just how wearable IS this trend? Not satisfied by taking see-through Yeezy boots and making them ~fashion~ I decided to take it up a notch by wearing an entire clear plastic outfit. That’s right: anything I’d normally wear (with the exception of underwear) would be replaced with clear plastic versions of the same thing. The only thing between society and my birthday suit was a tank top and bike shorts, and I would WEAR these things for a full day. Here’s what my 24 see-through hours looked like. I fired off a few choice responses to these sexist idiots, including “Plastic clothing makes it easier to wash off the blood of my haters.” Then manically laugh. Always manically laugh. Even weirder: since there’s no ventilation, the boots FOGGED UP. Lesson learned. If you’re having a strange hair day, wear a clear dress. Which was unfortunate, because the boots themselves LOOKED GREAT. They were even comfortable for heels! They were easy to walk around in, even on the cobblestone streets of NYC, but the beauty definitely came at a price. However when the day came, clear clothes left me terrified. I was nervous to get up and grab a glass of water, much less walk outside of the building. I didn’t want to be the center of attention in a huge crowd of people, but I decided to use it as an opportunity to build my confidence… instead of trying to avoid everyone.
title: “I Tried Clear Dressing For A Day And Here S What It Looked Like” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-17” author: “Connie Britton”
But just how wearable IS this trend? Not satisfied by taking see-through Yeezy boots and making them ~fashion~ I decided to take it up a notch by wearing an entire clear plastic outfit. That’s right: anything I’d normally wear (with the exception of underwear) would be replaced with clear plastic versions of the same thing. The only thing between society and my birthday suit was a tank top and bike shorts, and I would WEAR these things for a full day. Here’s what my 24 see-through hours looked like. I fired off a few choice responses to these sexist idiots, including “Plastic clothing makes it easier to wash off the blood of my haters.” Then manically laugh. Always manically laugh. Even weirder: since there’s no ventilation, the boots FOGGED UP. Lesson learned. If you’re having a strange hair day, wear a clear dress. Which was unfortunate, because the boots themselves LOOKED GREAT. They were even comfortable for heels! They were easy to walk around in, even on the cobblestone streets of NYC, but the beauty definitely came at a price. However when the day came, clear clothes left me terrified. I was nervous to get up and grab a glass of water, much less walk outside of the building. I didn’t want to be the center of attention in a huge crowd of people, but I decided to use it as an opportunity to build my confidence… instead of trying to avoid everyone.
title: “I Tried Clear Dressing For A Day And Here S What It Looked Like” ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-27” author: “David Chavez”
But just how wearable IS this trend? Not satisfied by taking see-through Yeezy boots and making them ~fashion~ I decided to take it up a notch by wearing an entire clear plastic outfit. That’s right: anything I’d normally wear (with the exception of underwear) would be replaced with clear plastic versions of the same thing. The only thing between society and my birthday suit was a tank top and bike shorts, and I would WEAR these things for a full day. Here’s what my 24 see-through hours looked like. I fired off a few choice responses to these sexist idiots, including “Plastic clothing makes it easier to wash off the blood of my haters.” Then manically laugh. Always manically laugh. Even weirder: since there’s no ventilation, the boots FOGGED UP. Lesson learned. If you’re having a strange hair day, wear a clear dress. Which was unfortunate, because the boots themselves LOOKED GREAT. They were even comfortable for heels! They were easy to walk around in, even on the cobblestone streets of NYC, but the beauty definitely came at a price. However when the day came, clear clothes left me terrified. I was nervous to get up and grab a glass of water, much less walk outside of the building. I didn’t want to be the center of attention in a huge crowd of people, but I decided to use it as an opportunity to build my confidence… instead of trying to avoid everyone.
