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The Luxury of Looking a Mess
Original: Opinion | The Luxury of Looking a Mess
A New York Times opinion piece explores the growing appeal of deliberately dishevelled dressing, arguing that looking effortlessly undone has become its own status symbol. The essay suggests that appearing to make no effort with one's appearance is a privilege available mainly to those wealthy or secure enough to ignore fashion's rules, turning scruffiness into a subtle marker of class.
Why now: The argument that messy dress signals class privilege is sparking debate about status, wealth and fashion norms.
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- Opinion | The Luxury of Looking a Mess · The New York Times
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