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against the coronavirus pandemic — into a collective stir-crazy state of panic, within the confines of their own homes. And what does one yearn for when they feel like they’re truly spiraling? Comfort.
Enter the tie-dye sweatsuit. I first spotted the trend on Ashley Tisdale, who gifted the bored masses with a random yet welcome choreographed dance from, sporting an oversized set and a messy bun. I haven’t followed Tisdale closely since her days as Sharpay Evans, but the viral video grabbed me. She looked happy, relaxed, almost unforgivably cozy. Suddenly, I desperately needed a tie-dye sweatsuit of my own., I was being hit with Instagram ads for tie-dye sweatsuits of all patterns and styles.
, that documents the trend in the wild, cementing its place in the sartorial zeitgeist. No matter how hard you tried, you couldn’t unsee the skirt. It was literally everywhere.Though one is intended for a variety of appropriate uses and the other explicitly for lounging, the appeal of the leopard-print midi skirt and its tie-dye counterpart remains the same.
It’s worth noting that tie-dye loungewear is not something born from quarantine. In fact, its ubiquity can be traced back to last spring, when perpetual cool girl Emily Ratajkowski debuted the laid-back look while walking her dog, Colombo, in New York City. Months later, Gigi Hadid leisurely stepped out post-fashion month wearing a colorful set in a blue-and-yellow print.
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