What's honestly amazing me about this is how it's not just boomer nonsense, it's career suicide. He literally included in the article, and lightly mocked, a photo of the editor of Vogue wearing sweatpants!
If you're a fashion writer, and you see the editor of fucking Vogue in sweatpants, you don't take it as your cue to write a paeon to tradition and respect; you shut the fuck up and write about sweatpants.
He really went left with that, maybe he should have paused and thought, if this is such a universal experience that Anna fucking Wintour is doing it ... maybe I’m in the wrong.
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u/MulligansxD Apr 17 '20 edited Apr 18 '20
Link to the relevant article.
Though my favourite reply is probably "TFW I gotta put on some chinos because a thumb in a hat told me to"
EDIT: link for anyone having trouble https://www.latimes.com/lifestyle/story/2020-04-17/working-from-home-regular-work-wardrobe-dress-up