As an “oldie” myself (probably older than even those passive aggressive commenting on TikTok, but I’m not outing myself for just HOW old I am, lol!) who loves Twilight......I think it’s adorable you and many others are getting so into Twilight and TVD that you’re doing stuff like this!! I don’t care if I enjoyed it first, it makes me happy to see newer generations get all into it to the point they enjoy it and want to make outfits and look books!! So, go to town w it, I’ll be here enjoying every moment!! 👀
it absolutely shocks me how people throw tantrums over an outfit…… like why would anyone GENUINELY give a shit about what someone else is wearing? it’s honestly beyond me at this point. this goes for these ‘twilight-core’ outfits, alt, indie, goth, basic, preppy, etc. it’s so annoying.
Exactly. If people like something old, it means it doesn't have to be embarrassing anymore. Also, everyone knows that teenagers like different things, why can't they respect that?
I think the skinny comments are due to the fact that twilightcore is really just late ‘00s basics, and that era was notable for making clothes that looked best on skinny girls, and primarily white skinny girls. Low rise jeans, form fitting henley tops, etc. There weren’t a diverse set of silhouettes like there are today. It’s not that it wasn’t cute, just it only looked good on certain people. So that’s why I think it makes millennials mad bc it probably reminds them of the days they hated their bodies and when body positivity wasn’t really a thing. It’s also like all fast fashion pieces but that’s a different thing.
I get what you’re saying but people do this on every single video of a skinny woman showing off her outfit no matter what the outfit is. It’s just people wanting to trauma dump about body image issues and has nothing to do with this phenomenon
Then they don't have to wear those clothes. Why is it that if some clothes are unflattering to some, then no one else is allowed to wear them? I may not like the way that horizonal striped shirts look on me, but that doesn't mean that if I see someone in that kind of shirt, I'm going to tell them, "Yeah this only looks good on girls with a (blank) type of body." and shame them for their bodies or their fashion sense. Why are the girls/women who do wear those kind of clothing taking the fall? If they feel comfortable in them, then so be it. It doesn't mean that EVERYONE has to wear them. People on TikTok are not responsible for what everybody has to wear. At this point, I think that's just an excuse that some millennials use just to pick on teens for liking something that reminds them of their childhood.
@@mynameisreallycool1 -- idk if you're a teen currently or what it's not a simple solution of just wearing other clothes that complimented average/bigger bodies. during the twilight era clothing stores didn't offer much variety. whatever clothes were in style were the only clothes being sold for months, even years. and online clothes shopping wasn't common so if your local stores didn't have anything flattering for you you were sh-t out of luck. this is also the era in which the victoria secret model body was ideal and the insane "nothing tastes as good as skinny feels" motto was a thing. an era in which female celebs were starving themselves and promoting fad diets, and were still seen as role models and idolized. clothing stores specifically marketed items as being able to give the illusion of a thinner body frame for the wearer. OP can point out why people from that era hate the resurgence of the twilight style because they actually had to experience the body shame that came along with such clothes in everyday life. y'all are coming at it from one side from an outside perspective based on current society and clothing brands' extra offerings towards the body positivity movement.
No, as someone who was around back then there were plus size clothes in most stores. Most plus size clothes are made (even back then) with trends in mind. Jane Bryant was or is a trendy plus size woman’s store, there was also stores like Catos. People just like to hate on people, that’s just the internet. Also, low rise jeans sucked no matter your size.
As a seventeen year old girl who is really into twilight i'm glad finally more people are getting into it. Peers used to make fun of me for liking Twilight - 'the flopped, weird, vampire movies' as they called it. But I am glad it is making a comeback. note on the skinny thing: Wear whatever you want, don't care about others opinions and PLEASE do not believe everything you think. You are beautiful and nobody - including yourself - has the right to tell you otherwise.
Hey there, as a 23 year old I can say I grew up in the early 2000s with boot cut jeans, Cami's, all that stuff and I will say this... I think that it's very different now because back then we just wore what are parents told us to and bought for us, we were too young to really form our own style then so we just kinda felt awkward in that kinda of clothing at the time so I think that's why people bash it now. But I think the younger teens now have access to TikTok and Instagram now to find fashion inspiration and really create their own style to feel cute and confident! I love the 2000s revival style and Twilight core aesthetic it's actually cute now and I like that people are styling it up in their own ways it adds a bit more creativity instead of the boring look of back then you know? Omg btw I had the cutest brown faux fur covered platform shoes by Soda or something like that they were so cute I wanna own them again or something similar like the Demonia camel platforms. I wanna start wearing this 2000s style again because I never realized how much creative potential it had until recently.
You're obviously young, I am too I am in my early 20s but when this fashion was around the ideal body type especially to fit in these clothes are super skinny. It was insane how pro ana the 90s and early 2000s was. So the comments about skinny aren't necessarily trying to mock the person wearing it but item commenting on how especially the girls whos videos gets thousands of likes fit this super skinny, no hips, small bust, flat tummy standard most people dont fit
@@starryeyes999 Lmao the super skinny body type is already coming back in fashion, I can see it. See the last part of my sentence of girls who get thousands of likes typically
@@kumakumab yeah well people need to learn how to control their emotions and how the react to things around them, just because there was a cliche back then doesn't mean the kids now are bringing that cliche back.
I was just starting middle school when Twilight was a huge thing the first time. I love the fact that other ppl are getting into it. It is exhausting to see ppl so mad about clothes
Somewhat off topic but aren’t millennials adults? Why are they wasting their time harassing teenagers on TikTok for liking twilight go feed your kid Jennifer. Pretty embarrassing.
I think some ppl r attacking twilight core (not the millennials) but it’s just normal clothes that girls r saying are cute when this was just normal..fashion in the 2000’s. The whole mormon core thing is just said bc people can make anything into “aesthetic” and glorify it. A few years back it was bad to wear skinny jeans and henley shirts , people would wear mom jeans and high waisted pants.. and this is just a microtrend as well you already know these girls will just stop wearing these clothes after a while + it gets so problematic to have microtrends like these u can’t blame girls who aren’t conventionally skinny who hate on low raise jeans bc they usually are not fitted for plus size people in the 2000’s that kind of fashion was for skinny people :/ and not to say teenage girls can’t wear whatever they want (as a teenage girl) but come on, it’s a microtrend and if i saw a girl wearing clothes inspired by twilight core i would not care tbh or notice but it’s still a microtrend and most these girls will likely move on from it :/ This is just an opinion btw :)) i just think it’s important not to bundle up all the “hateful” comments that people make under these posts or blame millennials..
Oh no, trust me, we were all wearing low rise jeans back then. Those butt crack exposing nightmares came in ALL sizes. Other than that, this is by far NOT the worst trend I’ve seen. I can’t believe there’s anyone even attempting to make this into a problem.
I really like this style, especially because I'm someone who likes to dress a bit more modestly which I can see in this style more than others, but my only problem is that somehow for most of the twilight accounts I've come across on tiktok, nearly every one of their outfits consists of Just.Brandy. I get the view that Brandy is catering for skinner built girls or whatever (although im pretty sure the owner is really racist?) but it sucks that when I really thought I had found a style I could go with, I basically got the message that I need to buy from brandy melville. (or get vintage hollister). Basically to sum up, I really like this style but I hope that that it becomes more experimental and broad outside these same few brands. also maybe more poc representation bc as a south asian/arab girl when I think of this style I kinda only think of white girls haha.
Maybe you could get this stuff at a local thrift store, or ask a friend's older sister if they have some henley shirts (it's the button up shirts in the video)? If you google "henley shirts for women" a lot will come up. I used to wear something similar to the outfits Bella wore I was a teen in the early 2000's. Also amen to the white girls comment. I am half asian, and I didn't see other asian people wearing these clothes when they were first in fashion. It seems this look is rather figure hugging despite being casual. It's because the shirt materials are often made of clingy knit fabric. When my mom saw a henley shirt I bought, she said it made my boobs look huge and gave me an amused yet annoyed look. She said people were going to stare at my chest, and that I shouldn't wear shirts that draw attention to it. So maybe it's the culture of being a POC? Like stricter or more conservative parents = less likely to get away with wearing this stuff? Ironically, all the white girls at my school wore this stuff even if they were conservative themselves, so it's all relative.
i promise you that no one in real life is upset about this. if you find yourself getting upset about something silly on tiktok, it mght be best to remind yourself that a lot of tiktok drama only exists on tiktok. try explaining twilightcore drama to your next door neighbor lol i bet they wouldn't know what you're talking about
I know I'm late to this video but....as a Xennial I am so happy that Twilight had a resurgence, and I hope it happens again. Anything that brings someone joy and brings out their creativity is awesome! Be kind, everyone. ❤
So one person commented that they were an "oldie" therefore you assume that all of the passive aggressive comments are millennials? It's kind of a logical fallacy. It's definitely possible that some of the negative commenters are millennials but we can't just blame an entire generation without actually having the receipts. The thing is, most of the negative comments are pretty par for the course as far as negative comments go: every video has commenters/detractors like these and they come from all walks of life. They may even be from Zoomers. The negativity doesn't take away from the fact that this is a money saver of a trend: pieces are easy to find at the thrift store, there's a focus on layering for variety, and it's fashionable in the style to wear things multiple times. It's a great style/trend and I'm glad people are going back to it.
But also…. Twilight was A Thing when I was 11-13 and those are just….. painful and shame-filled years so I also understand why some of us are so shocked 😭
I never watched twilight, but I love the style. I don’t care that the style is inspired by a movie I haven’t watched, if I want to wear it I’ll wear it and I don’t care if these “oldies” get offended because I don’t understand the impact twilight has on them or whatever because to me what I wear is just my style. My style is not just a series of 2000s movies, it’s what makes me happy.
Okay so I mostly agree with you here, people should wear what they want and not have to worry about people persecuting them. But I think the “skinny” comments might have something behind them. You know the “is it an outfit or is she just skinny” meme? This is kind of in the same vein as that. Twilightcore, y2k, and 2010’s fashion all cater to the ultra-thin Paris Hilton body type. Tight camisoles and low rise jeans tend to look unflattering on bigger people, or at the very least they don’t fit/look like they do on the models. Taking it back to the “is it an outfit or is she just skinny” meme, a lot of the outfits and staples of twilight core are comprised of basic, kind of lackluster pieces. But their cut combined with their simple design accentuates the thinness of the person wearing it. Being thin becomes the statement piece of the outfit. How it fits is just as if not more important than design. This is (I think) why a lot of people critique twilightcore. I don’t 100% agree or disagree with this take, but I wanted to throw my 2 cents anyway. Loved the video!
Thank you. Truthfully I don’t think that there’s anything special about the look that it deserves it’s own aesthetic. But if people want to wear it I’m not going to shame them for it and people who leave hateful comments on tiktok videos of girls just trying out a style they like is shitty. I think we can acknowledge two things at once
ok so maybe i’m reading this wrong but on the twilight outfits video, a comment said “mormon core” ?!? i’m not mormon but why are they bringing a religion into this!!? it doesn’t make any sense for someone to attack a young girl for just a small tiktok!! i just can’t believe people actually spend time on hate comments :(
Because they only feel comfortable shaming white people for dressing more "modest" on TikTok because apparently if you don't show your tits out and wearing hardly anything on TikTok you're now a "Mormon" aka the cliche uptight/covered up. Again the same people probably wouldn't mentioned anything of the sort of it was on Muslim girls covering up wearing a hijab.
They are saying Mormon core It’s to mock the more modest style this fashion has. In the book Bella was supposedly this really unfashionable teenage girl aka wore a khaki ankle length skirt but in the movies she’s in form fitted clothes etc and they changed the fashion to what was in at the time all kids and teens wore those clothes (honestly I still do because they always fit well and we’re comfortable for me) but in this current generation dressing like this is considered too modest for some reason so there bashing the girls in the clothes by saying there dresses to modest like a Mormon but honestly Bella’s original style in the book is more what a Mormon woman would wear at least the ones I know so there just being assholes and hating on teenagers because there bored and miserable
i feel like this video didn’t touch on how (whether it be intentional or not) exclusive this aesthetic is. I have SCOURED the internet looking for any photos of plus size people, or poc in this aesthetic and i literally could not find one. The only photos and tik toks i see are of thin white women. There is nothing wrong with people wearing what they want and showing off their outfits, but i think it should be acknowledged that a large part of this trend is not about the clothes, but rather the body IN the clothes.
some people don't want twilight to make its come back because it's both racist and misogynistic cute clothes tho, idk why the millenials are gatekeeping twilight, it's so weird
I don't agree with the negativity its bringing, but can you blame them? zoomers literally bashed millennials for everything on tiktok, examples like the low rise, skinny jeans and side partings. I'm a millennial and i have seen countless of zoomers talk trash about everything and everyone. Especially about millennials. So maybe it's a given.
Well, tbh I think that the "millenials" are kinda right in this case 🤷🏼♀️ Twilight was a part of the millennials growing up and I clearly remember how younger people were making fun of Twilight. And now when it became popular and a way to get hype on social media they turned around and make it look like they have always liked Twilight 🙄 So yep, it's selfish to use millenials' history and lifestyle for hype and than try so hard to seem hurt.
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I’m glad Twilight is having a comeback. I remember how much I loved it as a teen.
Omg mee too 😂😸
It kind of saddens me that I was too young to understand anything when twilight was popular back then (I was like 10) 🥲
As an “oldie” myself (probably older than even those passive aggressive commenting on TikTok, but I’m not outing myself for just HOW old I am, lol!) who loves Twilight......I think it’s adorable you and many others are getting so into Twilight and TVD that you’re doing stuff like this!! I don’t care if I enjoyed it first, it makes me happy to see newer generations get all into it to the point they enjoy it and want to make outfits and look books!! So, go to town w it, I’ll be here enjoying every moment!! 👀
thank you ☺️
I agree so much!
Thank you so much
Love the twilight too.. we chose the twilight inspired outfit when my daughter had their movie dress up theme.
Same girl
I’m actually so glad I found this aesthetic because I’m very into twilight and the way they dressed I think I finally found my style!
it absolutely shocks me how people throw tantrums over an outfit…… like why would anyone GENUINELY give a shit about what someone else is wearing? it’s honestly beyond me at this point. this goes for these ‘twilight-core’ outfits, alt, indie, goth, basic, preppy, etc. it’s so annoying.
Exactly. If people like something old, it means it doesn't have to be embarrassing anymore. Also, everyone knows that teenagers like different things, why can't they respect that?
I agree
I think the skinny comments are due to the fact that twilightcore is really just late ‘00s basics, and that era was notable for making clothes that looked best on skinny girls, and primarily white skinny girls. Low rise jeans, form fitting henley tops, etc. There weren’t a diverse set of silhouettes like there are today. It’s not that it wasn’t cute, just it only looked good on certain people. So that’s why I think it makes millennials mad bc it probably reminds them of the days they hated their bodies and when body positivity wasn’t really a thing. It’s also like all fast fashion pieces but that’s a different thing.
yes!
I get what you’re saying but people do this on every single video of a skinny woman showing off her outfit no matter what the outfit is. It’s just people wanting to trauma dump about body image issues and has nothing to do with this phenomenon
Then they don't have to wear those clothes. Why is it that if some clothes are unflattering to some, then no one else is allowed to wear them? I may not like the way that horizonal striped shirts look on me, but that doesn't mean that if I see someone in that kind of shirt, I'm going to tell them, "Yeah this only looks good on girls with a (blank) type of body." and shame them for their bodies or their fashion sense. Why are the girls/women who do wear those kind of clothing taking the fall? If they feel comfortable in them, then so be it. It doesn't mean that EVERYONE has to wear them. People on TikTok are not responsible for what everybody has to wear.
At this point, I think that's just an excuse that some millennials use just to pick on teens for liking something that reminds them of their childhood.
@@mynameisreallycool1 -- idk if you're a teen currently or what it's not a simple solution of just wearing other clothes that complimented average/bigger bodies. during the twilight era clothing stores didn't offer much variety. whatever clothes were in style were the only clothes being sold for months, even years. and online clothes shopping wasn't common so if your local stores didn't have anything flattering for you you were sh-t out of luck. this is also the era in which the victoria secret model body was ideal and the insane "nothing tastes as good as skinny feels" motto was a thing. an era in which female celebs were starving themselves and promoting fad diets, and were still seen as role models and idolized. clothing stores specifically marketed items as being able to give the illusion of a thinner body frame for the wearer.
OP can point out why people from that era hate the resurgence of the twilight style because they actually had to experience the body shame that came along with such clothes in everyday life. y'all are coming at it from one side from an outside perspective based on current society and clothing brands' extra offerings towards the body positivity movement.
No, as someone who was around back then there were plus size clothes in most stores. Most plus size clothes are made (even back then) with trends in mind. Jane Bryant was or is a trendy plus size woman’s store, there was also stores like Catos. People just like to hate on people, that’s just the internet. Also, low rise jeans sucked no matter your size.
As a seventeen year old girl who is really into twilight i'm glad finally more people are getting into it. Peers used to make fun of me for liking Twilight - 'the flopped, weird, vampire movies' as they called it. But I am glad it is making a comeback.
note on the skinny thing: Wear whatever you want, don't care about others opinions and PLEASE do not believe everything you think. You are beautiful and nobody - including yourself - has the right to tell you otherwise.
I don't get how people on depop are willing to pay $88-$120 for these clothes. Like, it's freaking Hollister. And pre-owned 🤷🏻♀️
You do understand that Millennials had to suffer the trauma from the Twilight saga? Soon the hipsters will come.
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Hey there, as a 23 year old I can say I grew up in the early 2000s with boot cut jeans, Cami's, all that stuff and I will say this... I think that it's very different now because back then we just wore what are parents told us to and bought for us, we were too young to really form our own style then so we just kinda felt awkward in that kinda of clothing at the time so I think that's why people bash it now. But I think the younger teens now have access to TikTok and Instagram now to find fashion inspiration and really create their own style to feel cute and confident! I love the 2000s revival style and Twilight core aesthetic it's actually cute now and I like that people are styling it up in their own ways it adds a bit more creativity instead of the boring look of back then you know?
Omg btw I had the cutest brown faux fur covered platform shoes by Soda or something like that they were so cute I wanna own them again or something similar like the Demonia camel platforms. I wanna start wearing this 2000s style again because I never realized how much creative potential it had until recently.
It's great seeing the next generation is into Twilight!
You're obviously young, I am too I am in my early 20s but when this fashion was around the ideal body type especially to fit in these clothes are super skinny. It was insane how pro ana the 90s and early 2000s was. So the comments about skinny aren't necessarily trying to mock the person wearing it but item commenting on how especially the girls whos videos gets thousands of likes fit this super skinny, no hips, small bust, flat tummy standard most people dont fit
uh thats cool but we just like the fashion, we arent bringing back any fatphobic standards from the era
@@starryeyes999 Lmao the super skinny body type is already coming back in fashion, I can see it. See the last part of my sentence of girls who get thousands of likes typically
No hips?? Skinny people could have wide hips
@@genevaxo Show me where I said they couldn't? This is the body type in fashion. Its reminiscent of the 90s hero!n chic
@@kumakumab yeah well people need to learn how to control their emotions and how the react to things around them, just because there was a cliche back then doesn't mean the kids now are bringing that cliche back.
It reminds me of all the hate I used to get when I wore my Twilight merch. People would constantly talk shit to me.
I was just starting middle school when Twilight was a huge thing the first time. I love the fact that other ppl are getting into it. It is exhausting to see ppl so mad about clothes
Somewhat off topic but aren’t millennials adults? Why are they wasting their time harassing teenagers on TikTok for liking twilight go feed your kid Jennifer. Pretty embarrassing.
I think some ppl r attacking twilight core (not the millennials) but it’s just normal clothes that girls r saying are cute when this was just normal..fashion in the 2000’s. The whole mormon core thing is just said bc people can make anything into “aesthetic” and glorify it. A few years back it was bad to wear skinny jeans and henley shirts , people would wear mom jeans and high waisted pants.. and this is just a microtrend as well you already know these girls will just stop wearing these clothes after a while + it gets so problematic to have microtrends like these u can’t blame girls who aren’t conventionally skinny who hate on low raise jeans bc they usually are not fitted for plus size people in the 2000’s that kind of fashion was for skinny people :/ and not to say teenage girls can’t wear whatever they want (as a teenage girl) but come on, it’s a microtrend and if i saw a girl wearing clothes inspired by twilight core i would not care tbh or notice but it’s still a microtrend and most these girls will likely move on from it :/
This is just an opinion btw :)) i just think it’s important not to bundle up all the “hateful” comments that people make under these posts or blame millennials..
Oh no, trust me, we were all wearing low rise jeans back then. Those butt crack exposing nightmares came in ALL sizes. Other than that, this is by far NOT the worst trend I’ve seen. I can’t believe there’s anyone even attempting to make this into a problem.
I really like this style, especially because I'm someone who likes to dress a bit more modestly which I can see in this style more than others, but my only problem is that somehow for most of the twilight accounts I've come across on tiktok, nearly every one of their outfits consists of Just.Brandy. I get the view that Brandy is catering for skinner built girls or whatever (although im pretty sure the owner is really racist?) but it sucks that when I really thought I had found a style I could go with, I basically got the message that I need to buy from brandy melville. (or get vintage hollister). Basically to sum up, I really like this style but I hope that that it becomes more experimental and broad outside these same few brands. also maybe more poc representation bc as a south asian/arab girl when I think of this style I kinda only think of white girls haha.
damn I just realised this video is old af
Maybe you could get this stuff at a local thrift store, or ask a friend's older sister if they have some henley shirts (it's the button up shirts in the video)? If you google "henley shirts for women" a lot will come up. I used to wear something similar to the outfits Bella wore I was a teen in the early 2000's. Also amen to the white girls comment. I am half asian, and I didn't see other asian people wearing these clothes when they were first in fashion. It seems this look is rather figure hugging despite being casual. It's because the shirt materials are often made of clingy knit fabric. When my mom saw a henley shirt I bought, she said it made my boobs look huge and gave me an amused yet annoyed look. She said people were going to stare at my chest, and that I shouldn't wear shirts that draw attention to it. So maybe it's the culture of being a POC? Like stricter or more conservative parents = less likely to get away with wearing this stuff? Ironically, all the white girls at my school wore this stuff even if they were conservative themselves, so it's all relative.
i promise you that no one in real life is upset about this. if you find yourself getting upset about something silly on tiktok, it mght be best to remind yourself that a lot of tiktok drama only exists on tiktok. try explaining twilightcore drama to your next door neighbor lol i bet they wouldn't know what you're talking about
I know I'm late to this video but....as a Xennial I am so happy that Twilight had a resurgence, and I hope it happens again. Anything that brings someone joy and brings out their creativity is awesome! Be kind, everyone. ❤
So one person commented that they were an "oldie" therefore you assume that all of the passive aggressive comments are millennials? It's kind of a logical fallacy. It's definitely possible that some of the negative commenters are millennials but we can't just blame an entire generation without actually having the receipts. The thing is, most of the negative comments are pretty par for the course as far as negative comments go: every video has commenters/detractors like these and they come from all walks of life. They may even be from Zoomers. The negativity doesn't take away from the fact that this is a money saver of a trend: pieces are easy to find at the thrift store, there's a focus on layering for variety, and it's fashionable in the style to wear things multiple times. It's a great style/trend and I'm glad people are going back to it.
bro did u even read the comments
The Elder Millennials are giving me secondhand embarrassment
But also…. Twilight was A Thing when I was 11-13 and those are just….. painful and shame-filled years so I also understand why some of us are so shocked 😭
@@SybilNix when was that 2011 i was 6
Same
I never watched twilight, but I love the style. I don’t care that the style is inspired by a movie I haven’t watched, if I want to wear it I’ll wear it and I don’t care if these “oldies” get offended because I don’t understand the impact twilight has on them or whatever because to me what I wear is just my style. My style is not just a series of 2000s movies, it’s what makes me happy.
literally hate millennials. "we were twilight fans first" okay but i was 3 years old and up IN that movie theater don't play with me.
Stop I love this Chanel now
People are mean 😒😔
Okay so I mostly agree with you here, people should wear what they want and not have to worry about people persecuting them. But I think the “skinny” comments might have something behind them. You know the “is it an outfit or is she just skinny” meme? This is kind of in the same vein as that. Twilightcore, y2k, and 2010’s fashion all cater to the ultra-thin Paris Hilton body type. Tight camisoles and low rise jeans tend to look unflattering on bigger people, or at the very least they don’t fit/look like they do on the models. Taking it back to the “is it an outfit or is she just skinny” meme, a lot of the outfits and staples of twilight core are comprised of basic, kind of lackluster pieces. But their cut combined with their simple design accentuates the thinness of the person wearing it. Being thin becomes the statement piece of the outfit. How it fits is just as if not more important than design. This is (I think) why a lot of people critique twilightcore. I don’t 100% agree or disagree with this take, but I wanted to throw my 2 cents anyway. Loved the video!
Thank you. Truthfully I don’t think that there’s anything special about the look that it deserves it’s own aesthetic. But if people want to wear it I’m not going to shame them for it and people who leave hateful comments on tiktok videos of girls just trying out a style they like is shitty. I think we can acknowledge two things at once
this DEFINITELY should have been mentioned in the video!!
i had only gotten skinny when i was 102 because i have pearshape anorexia
Leaving a comment mainly for the algorithm, and also because I really liked ur video
This was really good commentary!
yay make more vids !!
ok so maybe i’m reading this wrong but on the twilight outfits video, a comment said “mormon core” ?!? i’m not mormon but why are they bringing a religion into this!!? it doesn’t make any sense for someone to attack a young girl for just a small tiktok!! i just can’t believe people actually spend time on hate comments :(
I thought they just spelled Mormon wrong and meant to say normal
@@sohasyed4136 oh ok thank you! i was just confused
Because they only feel comfortable shaming white people for dressing more "modest" on TikTok because apparently if you don't show your tits out and wearing hardly anything on TikTok you're now a "Mormon" aka the cliche uptight/covered up. Again the same people probably wouldn't mentioned anything of the sort of it was on Muslim girls covering up wearing a hijab.
They are saying Mormon core
It’s to mock the more modest style this fashion has. In the book Bella was supposedly this really unfashionable teenage girl aka wore a khaki ankle length skirt but in the movies she’s in form fitted clothes etc and they changed the fashion to what was in at the time all kids and teens wore those clothes (honestly I still do because they always fit well and we’re comfortable for me) but in this current generation dressing like this is considered too modest for some reason so there bashing the girls in the clothes by saying there dresses to modest like a Mormon but honestly Bella’s original style in the book is more what a Mormon woman would wear at least the ones I know so there just being assholes and hating on teenagers because there bored and miserable
Brooo I’m still on Harry Potter tiktok along with twilight tiktok haha
People, and their need to constantly attack skinny people though...
THANK YOU. omfg. its not that deep its literally JUST a clothing style.
You sound like Rory! Lol
1:05 their username is ryouoffended when they’re literally offended by someone showing some outfits they like lmao
i feel like this video didn’t touch on how (whether it be intentional or not) exclusive this aesthetic is. I have SCOURED the internet looking for any photos of plus size people, or poc in this aesthetic and i literally could not find one. The only photos and tik toks i see are of thin white women. There is nothing wrong with people wearing what they want and showing off their outfits, but i think it should be acknowledged that a large part of this trend is not about the clothes, but rather the body IN the clothes.
literally so true
Not all of us millennials are like that y'all can dress how y'all want
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OH GOD YES...
Periodt
i love everyhting about this video
some people don't want twilight to make its come back because it's both racist and misogynistic
cute clothes tho, idk why the millenials are gatekeeping twilight, it's so weird
You guys will find everything to be racist is so laughable.
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Rasist how? WTF
I don't agree with the negativity its bringing, but can you blame them? zoomers literally bashed millennials for everything on tiktok, examples like the low rise, skinny jeans and side partings. I'm a millennial and i have seen countless of zoomers talk trash about everything and everyone. Especially about millennials. So maybe it's a given.
Lol Mormon core
ok? who gives a fuck what they think?? it’s not a problem.. just because people hate on it dosen’t mean it’s a problem.
True hate is coming from the older generations and the support from teens.
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Well, tbh I think that the "millenials" are kinda right in this case 🤷🏼♀️
Twilight was a part of the millennials growing up and I clearly remember how younger people were making fun of Twilight.
And now when it became popular and a way to get hype on social media they turned around and make it look like they have always liked Twilight 🙄
So yep, it's selfish to use millenials' history and lifestyle for hype and than try so hard to seem hurt.
Your apart of the problem💀