Everyone is weird now.
Last fall, Kim Kardashian yet again set the internet ablaze with a controversial magazine cover.
Doja Cat has done a full 180 from her Say Soera style, opting forsurrealist body paintand drawn-on eyebrows.
The fact of the matter is that these women areand always will behot.
So they turned to looks that were shocking, extreme, and slightly disgusting to push through the noise.
In turn, they created a new breed of hotness thats as intriguing as it is off-putting.
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As with most 2023 trends though, the weirdification of literally everyone didnt start with celebsit started on TikTok.
Its tempting to tie everything back to the pandemic, but in this case, I think it tracks.
In some cases, of course, it just seems to be a case of shifting aesthetics.
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Aprime example of this phenomenon is model Amelia Gray Hamlin (also the daughter of Lisa Rinna).
But then there are the celebs who are using weirdness as something deeper.
Now, to me, beauty is going against [the standards],she toldDazedmagazinein 2022.
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I love when you take something that is maybe classically beautiful and twist it and make it your own.
This general vibe shift has also made its way to the runways.
At this point, weirdness is so common that its actually almost basic.
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Whatever the trends may be, weirdness is forever, whether you dress the part or not.
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