Social Media's New Fashion Police: The Rise of Style Roasts on TikTok

In an increasingly digital fashion landscape, social media platforms like TikTok have become fertile ground for new forms of style commentary. A recent video by creator josayzso, titled "You have bad style... if you own these items ❌", has garnered significant attention, amassing over 200,000 views. The video features josayzso humorously, yet pointedly, critiquing popular fashion items such as chunky Prada loafers, Zara leather blazers, and the miniature Jacquemus Le Chiquito bag. He describes the Prada loafers as "absolutely rinsed" and "giving sixth-form dress code compliant," while the Zara blazer is said to "smell like plastic and heartbreak." The small Jacquemus bag is sarcastically labeled a "keychain" that cannot even hold an ego, let alone a phone. This trend of "style roasts" reflects a broader shift in fashion discourse, moving from traditional editorial critique to more direct, often comedic, peer-to-peer commentary, sparking both entertainment and debate among online communities.

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