Glitter Boobs Are A Thing — Thanks A LOT Coachella
WHY?
LightField Studios / Shutterstock.com If you are anything like me you didn't go to Coachella this year.
If you are anything like me you have probably never been to Coachella.
If you are anything like me your general ambivalence over Coachella as a whole doesn't stop you from seeing all of the annoying "Coachella fashion trends" springing up all over the internet now that the festival has happened again.
So what did this year's Coachella bring us?
Glittery boobs.
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I mean, it's better than how last year it brought us super-offensive appropriations of Native American culture I guess?
But let's be real: not by a lot.
Glitter boobs are, for the uninitiated (so I figure, like, most people) are exactly what they sound like.
Rather than getting up in the morning and preparing to leave your house as you normally do, wearing a shirt and/or a bra, you decide that instead of wearing "clothes" you will cover your boobs in a festive array of glitter and glue on gemstones.
It's a like perverted 3-year-old was told to create a fashion innovation. Seriously, I would not be surprised to learn that my 2-year-old godson who is having a tough time weaning, came up with this homage to the boob.
Let's talk about why having glittering boobs (or Disco t*ts, as I've seen them called) is in fact, a terrible idea.
In honor of Coachella weekend some festival makeup #glitterboobs #model @lauraclairegude
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For one thing, glitter and glue and plastic jewels are many things, they are shiny, they are adhesive, they are excellent tools to have handy while scrapbooking or making a diorama for your My Little Ponies.
But they are not clothes.
No matter how much glitter you put on your boobs, your boobs will still be out and exposed. That means that they will catch on things, they can get burned by errant bacon grease, and, god help us all, they will sweat.
I know the chances are slim that anyone was making bacon at Coachella, but you know there was dancing, and dancing makes people sweat, and the only worse than boobs covered in glitter is sweaty boobs covered in glitter.
Glitter as a product itself should be thrown in a river wearing a pair of cement shoes. It's terrible. It has tremendous and unfortunate staying power.
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Once, when I was 7, I put on some fun glitter eye shadow and I swear to you there are days I still find the odd fleck of the stuff on my eyelid.
Embracing glitter boobs is rejecting living in society. It's AS bad as getting a full face tattoo. You are telling the world "I don't care, my boobs are out, my glitter's out, let's do this," and while that can do spirit is admirable, it is also ridiculous.
Put your boobs away. Step away from the glitter. Do us all a favor and for the love of god, just like, wear clothes.