skinny people look better in clothes

Being skinny is the best body type for fashion. But not because clothes look the best on skinny people, but because the fashion industry is failing. There's been so much discourse regarding that one guy who stitched the very, very muscular guy, where the quote-unquote fashion content creator was making fun of the muscular guy. And he used a lot of ad hominems, made a lot of assumptions, basically said a lot of things that weren't fair and were very rude for no reason. But his overarching point that clothes look better on skinny people is true. But not because of the reason that the fashion industry is obsessed with pushing this idea that clothes are meant for skinny people. In other words, the fashion industry is only designing clothes to look good on thin people, which is ridiculous and like I said, a failing of the industry. There's so many creators who don't fit the very, very skinny body type who dress amazing, who have amazing style, who are incredibly, when it comes to their sense of fashion, which is even crazier because they're fighting an uphill battle. You can even see it in modern times where people are all talking about skinny jeans coming back, we're getting ads for different companies saying, oh, the skinny jeans are back. And skinny jeans don't look flattering on almost anybody. The only people skinny jeans look really flattering on are very skinny people. Whereas the last few years has been such a push for, obviously bad, and now just a straighter cut, a straighter cut that's more flattering across a wider variety of body types. But the fashion industry is of course pushing back against that and trying to do its own thing, even though society is saying, hey, we want this, we like this. And so yeah, anyways, that's all my thoughts on that today. I love y'all so much. I'll see you in the next one. So do skinny people look better in clothes? Well, not inherently, but as long as the clothes are specifically designed to look good on them, then yes. It's an unfair question. It's a loaded question. Keep dressing, keep wearing what you want. It's always inspiring to see the fashion community pushing back against that. And so, yeah, that's all my thoughts on that today. I love y'all so much. I'll see you in the next one.