It’s a voguish fail critics can’t help but a dress.
As the fashion world continues devolving into a bland wasteland, owing to Gen Z’s lack of personal style, the plain and mundane white T-shirt dress is rising as the summer’s hottest look.
But grimacing clotheshorses are saying “nay” to the blasé slay.
“Run to H&M for the new T-shirt dress that actually looks flattering when you wear it,” influencer Ayela Shayla urged her over 563,000 TikTok viewers, showing off the unembellished cotton coverall on its hanger.
“Such a GOOD price and perfect for the summer,” the brunette added of the $18 number, listed as the “Defined-waist T-Shirt Dress” on HM.com.
Its fine fit and budget-friendly cost notwithstanding, unimpressed spectators couldn’t resist pointing out the obvious.
“It’s a white shirt [be f- -king for real],” spat a naysayer.
“That’s not a dress is it?!!,” questioned a confused commenter. “Doesn’t look like it covers anything.”
“Hell nah,” a separate hater wrote.
“Maybe in 2010,” another underwhelmed onlooker remarked.
“That would literally just be a T-shirt on any woman taller than 5 ft 6,” said an equally unenthused detractor.
The besieged white T-shirt dress joins the infamous list of lusterless looks plaguing everyday wardrobes.
Wannabe glamor gals of NYC recently took a virtual beating for rocking what’s been deemed the “corny Gen Z uniform.”
“How many people does it take to wear a leather jacket with blue jeans?” Christian Zubidi, a Manhattan content creator, wondered aloud while filming a flock of female twentysomethings sporting the stale style near Fifth Avenue in March.
And, unfortunately, the dull dressing disease is spreading like wildfire across the nation.
A gaggle of youngish women in Alabama were, too, spotted sporting the same uninspired attire — light-wash jeans, a dark-colored top and white sneakers — late last year.
“This is every city. Every bar,” a hater groaned of the yawn-worthy wear. “Jeans, black top [and] Forces.”
