Keep posing. You look pretty.

Thylane Blondeau. Presented without comment.

“Fashion” “stylists” liked to play the game too. Both images from 2017. Unknown sources.

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And they even copy/paste their shit from Wikipedia.

This trend is far from over. All these pictures were published around August, 2019.

There’s a brand named Pleasures. According to some website I don’t give a shit about, “Pleasures is a Los Angeles based streetwear brand founded by Alex James in 2015, and is known for its punk, metal and grunge leanings, as well as its designs that court controversy. Since launch, the brand has been collaborating with other world-famous fashion brands like ROKIT, adidas, JSP, Akila etc. for some exceptional collections. Celebrities such as The Weekend, Kylie Jenner, G-Dragon and Wiz Khalifa were photographed in wearing pieces from the brand.”

Gucci Oversized Printed Hoodie. Do “designers” still get paid for plagiarizing Metal aesthetics? — Yes, they do.

You’d think that this trend would be over by now, but unfortunately that’s not the case. Gucci Oversized Printed Hoodie, June 2019.

Am I the only one who sees the Megadeth "inspiration” in this one?

This backfired on her long ago, fortunately.

Travis Scott. This image appeared originally on GQ Magazine back in July, 2017.

Any person working in the clothing industry should know that every stylistic choice conveys a message. I wonder if he would agree with the meaning behind the symbols he’s displaying.

Punchablé. This picture is from 2017, apparently.

I have no idea who the fuck is this individual, but apparently he’s another third world country celebrity. What I do know is what he could do with those shoulder spikes.

Let’s not forget that a year ago today, Rihanna came up with this bullshit logo at the VMAs.

Motörhead fans certainly have changed.