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Welcome to 2018: Topshop Is Selling "Fake News" Jeans

19/01/2018 - 06:30 PM

If you thought 2018 would be safe from questionable denim trends [1], think again. After clear-knee mom jeans [2] and clear plastic jeans [3], Topshop recently came out with yet another contentious piece of merchandise: the MOTO "Fake News" Slogan Straight Leg Jeans. According to the site's description, these pants will help you "make a statement," and you'll be able to do so for a mere £46.

While we assume that the vertical stripe is taking a jab at the Donald Trump [4]'s favourite phrase (it wouldn't be the first time it happened [5]), some Twitter users have expressed concern over the fact that these slogans are being normalised and used to sell clothes. Read on to have a closer look at the jeans, and discover what people are saying about them on social media.

The Jeans

Topshop Moto "Fake News" Slogan Straight Leg Jeans [6] (£46)

Some People Aren't Happy With the Way 2018 Is Going . . .

While Others Are Already Thinking Ahead

People Can't Believe That Some of the Sizes Are Already Out of Stock

1 Twitter User Admitted She Would Buy Them, but on 1 Condition

NYU Professor Ruth Ben-Ghiat Expressed Concern That These Slogans Are Being Normalised

And Another Twitter User Actually Didn't Seem Too Offended


Source URL
https://www.popsugar.co.uk/fashion/Topshop-Fake-News-Jeans-44489652