@@ForeverFinest Shut up! Get off of here. We don't need to listen to you. Look in the mirror at yourself. You sound so childish and immature. Don't be judgmental.
@@ForeverFinest i do understand where you are coming from and these people are obviously very unhealthy but pretty sure the people (those in the video) are gonna completely ignore your comments and make no changes
These ladies looked fabulous. Side note my husband has been wearing a white tee shirt and jeans for the last 20 years… I can’t wait to tell him his style is “model off duty.”
@@stephanieriggs5367 Yeesss, I loved alot of the looks they tried (too many to list). And yup, your husband is practically a male model at this point lol
I love Jazz and Joyce too:) You probably just didn't notice but they are not all ladies, Jordan uses he/they pronouns just in case you didn't notice. Have a great day. And I agree, they all looked sooooo good.
Isn't "model off-duty looks" just clothes models want to wear when they're off-duty? It's not necessarily a must or the standard, models are humans who want to dress as they want too.
I don’t think people have problems with the models just wearing what they want but the paparazzi and magazines calling them ‘fashion icons’ when they are wearing a white top and jeans.
It used to be that this term was used to describe what actual runway models were wearing in between shows during fashion week. Which, more often than not, were some pretty cool looks (other times they just wanted to be comfortable of course). Now it just seems to be applied to people like Hailey Bieber running errands in L.A.
Thank you!! I feel like people treat them like they aren't human, specially fashion forward women do this, and I'm here like "bro they're just living their life, why do you have to try to take them down....."
Honestly, whenever I see a picture of a model, I'm not in awe of their outfits, I'm in awe of their bodies. They can pull off wearing a bin bag. Their slim, fit bodies elevate the most basic look.
@@MLeeT21 babe they get paid for maintaining that body. Also there are other people who have health issues , diseases, a busy schedule and may be they don't have that model like body but that doesn't mean that they can't wear those clothes... if they want they can .... so it's perfectly fine both ways... it's personal choice
@@debapriyasanyal438 I'm saying being in awe of the work someone put into their body is not necessarily superficial. Thats their professional work and it takes a certain level of dedication to their career to look that way. Its a 24/7 job. I think anyone can wear whatever they want and whatever makes them happy. But I'm not sure why someone who has a very different body type would be surprised if the same outfits had a different result on their body.
I’m confused… isn’t it “model off duty” because they’re actually models… and off duty? I don’t get it. I’m plus sized too and I don’t get the deal about this. Maybe this should’ve been explained a bit more in the beginning of the video.
@@williammlkncov5715 exactly, I wear clothes like this all the time. They sound so upset that models are wearing “normal” clothing. It isn’t clear what the point of this video is
So I'm fat... But I need someone to explain to me how a skinny person highlighting their body shape with clothes is fatphobia?? Make it make sens???? "Her flat belly is her accessory", well yeah?! How is that an issue? I get it's wrong for society to attack fat ppl for showing skin and praise skinny ppl for doing the same; but if you want society to let you wear what you're comfortable in, why couldn't they? I'd like to point out, none of these celebrities came out themselves to sell their look. Can't ppl just live?🤦🏾♀️👀
@@countrystix what does being 70 and a mother of 8 have to do with anything. you put a barfing emoji and the person said have some gingerale for your upset stomach
I LOVE THIS!!!! Yes, so many of these outfits are so basic! And yes, if you are into basic life, you go girl. But calling it "groundbreaking" just because it is worn by a skinny celebrity is so silly. Y'all looked great, but again, the looks were just as blah in skinny as they were in plus size.
A faux leather material won't sit the same as a tailored blazer in a men's material. If you found a version of that in your size, i think you'd like the silhouette better.
@@misskate8828 because fashion is not only about clothes but also how you fit them. If a style is made to show abs and looks good by doing so, if you don't have abs that outfit won't be fashionable on you. It's about what works on you, you can't just use what more fit people do and just say it should be working the same.
i certainly don’t blame anyone for dressing casual, we all need to sometimes, but i just don’t consider the vast majority of these outfits to be fashionable. the body type is irrelevant to that fact.
I definetley see what you are saying because most of them were so basic. But I definetely think their body type is what made it so big, because I remember seeing so many girls on social media trying to recreate these "fashionable" model looks when the only thing that really captured the media's attention was their flat stomachs.
quite disappointed with the outfits chosen :c there are so many more stylish models you guys could’ve gone for, like Elsa Hosk. It just seemed like this video only revolved around the same 5 models 😔
To the people saying 'thin people can do/feel xxx too'... I hear you and would like to gently ask you to consider that no-one is actually saying thin people can't (this is coming from someone in a small/thin body). The issue is that a lot of the time society says FAT PEOPLE CAN'T. Which is BS. Fatphobia is rampant in society and negatively impacts the mental and physical health of ALL fat people - people in smaller bodies are not on the whole subjected to this (and acknowledging this does not take away from your own experiences!). In the same way that we support BLM and not 'all lives matter', we need to support and uplift the people who are systemically oppressed first to fight for not just equality but equity.
I LOVE watching your videos with plus sized women rocking these fashions. You are helping me challenge my internalized fatphobia (I'm the "big" one in my military family) and I learn so much when you "make it about race" (eyeroll to those comments). Thanks to you all for being you so unapologetically and fabulously.
"I just passed a Lesbian of Color wearing the same outfit!!!" 😂🤣😂 OMG you ladies were complete perfection...but Day 4 was EVERYTHING!!! Loved how you dressed each other too! 💗🙏🌺
Okay but did anyone else feel like this video was filled with unnecessary and offensive comments towards “skinny” people? I have never read one article saying that plus sized girls shouldn’t wear these “off duty model” looks. Wear what you want! Stop oppressing yourself, sis. We shouldn’t put down models for wearing the clothes they want just because we don’t get the same recognition when we wear the same outfit. Nobody is taking pictures of you and calling it “off duty model look” because you aren’t a supermodel(but you are beautiful, of course. It’s just not your job).
Yeah absolutely no offense to any of the women in these video (they’re gorgeous and I love their styles!) but the “model off duty look” is called that because it’s literally just models wearing basic clothes because they’re off duty 😭
Yeah I feel we shouldn't be criticising individual people but rather the media pushing the message that they are doing the most in fashion when really they are just wearing normal clothing.
It’s the same when Jazz was griping about race and then turning around and saying it IS about race. Honey, you are proving people’s point. It’s not all about race and you need to STOP assuming that everyone is automatically making comments about your race(btw, so convenient to not mention the white side of the family like all the other idiotic people who gripe about black people being oppressed but then they don’t give credit to the white side of the family caring for them when the black side of the family abandons them, etc.). I’m tired of being bombarded with omg being black is is being oppressed all the damn time or how every white person is racists. Like no you are not. You are only holding yourselves back by living up to stereotypes, playing the victim card, etc. If we truly want to get rid of racism then the black community needs to ALSO stop playing victim, stop seeing color(which they do whether they want to admit to), stop using their race to get ahead, stop assuming that everyone is out to get them, stop calling people Karens or crackers because that is offensive too, stop calling black Americans who refuse to use their race as a crutch or blame the white man for everything Uncle Toms, etc. And if there are people who look at my post and call me a bigot or racist just proved my point. I could give two shits what color you(my brother-in-law is black and I love him) are but I AM getting tired of being attacked because of MY skin color which is white. Martin Luther King Jr. said to judge people by their content and not the color of their skin but most black Americans WANT to be judged by their skin color and want to be segregated by having their own schools, own t.v networks, own holidays, own National Anthems, etc. Do you not see the idiocy and the stupidity that you are doing to yourselves? I wasn’t trying to be off subject but it goes hand in hand with what you are saying about skinny people. We shouldn’t be so rude to skinny people just because they are skinny just as the same we shouldn’t be offensive towards fat people(if they are a healthy kind of fat). If you are extremely overweight then you need some serious help and shouldn’t take offense when people tell you the truth because that is not healthy to be that fat. Period.
@@naomii473 Yeah but that's the thing: why is there no fat, or even mid size supermodel? Also, I do think they exagerated some things, but you can't deny that "a flat stomach" is the untold accessory needed for the fashion world to consider some of these outfits "a look".
@@misskate8828 because media works by selling you something to aspire to. sorry but it's not as profitable to put morbidly obese women on fashion magazine covers, because no customer will look at it and think "wow, i wish i had her body".
I’ve been thinking about posting or not this comment but i’m gonna go for it… honestly there was this comment during the video that was a little bit noisy for me and it was something about “the accessories thin people have are their flat belly” or something like that, i don’t think it was correct at all, because people of all shapes, sizes and colors struggle with body dysmorphia and are not comfortable with their body and that comment was just not it. I understand where it came from because i’m plus size myself, but body positive should empower ALL people not just plus sizes. That was just not cool.
Honestly, I loved this. They truly helped me vanquish my fear of my own insecurities about my body and they of course slayed every look, especially the first one! Keep doing it and thanks for the outfit inspos!
I think they’re missing a lot of proportion and texture details. The looks on the models are expertly curated… some of these dupes aren’t as nice because the quality isn’t as nice. That’s why they say they didn’t understand what was so cool about it.
Dismissing a models outfit by calling it fat phobic because they don’t put any effort, “they just wear clothes”, they “use their stomach as an accessory” diminishes the work they put into their bodies. They may be “off-duty” but that doesn’t mean they aren’t trying. It’s literally their job to look this way in these clothes.
Who else was so happy to see that Jazz, Joyce, and Lindsey were all in this video! They seriously are a whole vibe together and need to do more videos together if they want to
With all due respect, it's not "fatphobia" if you get uncomfortable seeing a skinny women in lounge clothes... Kendall (for example) is not saying you have to have her body to wear her clothes. You are the one who is creating that narrative. Your mind, insecurities, and inner thoughts will be your biggest challenge.
I agree. Not trying to be rude, but that whole idea was kind of weird. If I wear a boring outfit I saw on Kendall, but ultimately like it more on her because she has a flat stomach, I mean that seems like a personal preference on my end? ..... There are things that I don't wear because I think they'd look better on a slender body, but I don't feel like I can't wear them
I'm not speaking about them or commenting on what I might think about their habits or their weight, but generally, I think it's a mix of genetics (metabolism, lymphoma etc) coupled with poor dietary choices(overeating or too much unhealthy high calorie often sugary or salty foods etc) and not being active enough to support that diet ( they should not exercise like crazy if their diet is too hard to support while having a varied life they probably want to have and its more about diet changes ). It can be part of an eating disorder like binge eating. Not all obese people are aware of their habits or know where to start or where to go in making a change e.g what they try hasn't worked or they don't know what will work so haven't tried or don't care at all about their health and would for example rather just overeat on foods and get a serotonin hit (I remember a UK tv documentary where a doctor ate I think nothing but junk food for a pirod of time and saw howhis brain connection changed and he wanted more). It could be a cycle that they find hard to break e.g bad body image, loose weight, no long-term plan and gain it or some of It back and perhaps more as well or flip-flop extremes in habit. I live in the UK, but I know groceries are much more expensive than fast food or snacks and sweets in the USA, so it can be hard or unrealistic to make healthy choices, not that they don't have a part to play in their choices, especially depending on circumstances. Sorry, this is so long. I hope this makes sense, but I am no expert so feel free to correct me Edit; For a small few it is hard as they make money off of this or are told by certain communities not to protect their health by making changes as it's bad or 'fat-phobic'' (but probably only a small corner of the web).
“What’s your name, what’s your number, what’s your sign? Give me a minute of your time” kills me every time HAHAHAH - I keep coming back to this video to rewatch that part HAHAHAHA
Jordan killed it in every single outfit!! like for real, every single lewk of their’s, i was like omg this is my favorite and then the next one would also be my favorite! 🙌🏻❤️
Love your profile pic with penguins! You probably just didn't notice but they are not all ladies, Jordan uses he/they pronouns just in case you didn't notice. Have a great day. And I agree, they all looked sooooo good.
Model off-duty looks have nothing to do with the size of your body. Models do tend to be thin but the model off-duty look isn’t only for thin people, nor are they “not supposed to be worn by plus size people”. It’s gross how these women are making that up and asserting it to viewers. Since when was “jeans and a top” labeled for “thin white women” only? Yuck yuck. When a thin person who ISNT a model wears jeans and a top, they aren’t “going to be in paparazzi photos”. It has NOTHING to do with body size - they’re “in photos wearing model off-duty” because they’re models. YOURE the ones spreading the idea that plus sized people aren’t supposed to wear these looks. I’ve never ever heard this before watching this video.
Yes thank you !!! The whole time I was confused why they were implying that only thin people could wear jeans and a t-shirt ? I also didn’t understand why they kept being up the fact that the models wanted to show off their body as if it was a negative thing ? Like when they would imply that the models only accessories was their thin stomach ?
Ya I understand what your saying but I don’t think that it’s like not meant for bigger people I think the point was if a bigger person did wear it it wouldn’t be photographed as iconic , I used to be very overweight and I would get the backlash from some people if my clothes seemed plain like that , but ya I get what you’re saying
The video gives me bad vibes. I think that the problem is that Buzzfeed is just making wrong storytelling. The argument of this videos should be "Celebs clothes" or something like that, and stop emphatizing in "Plus size women..." bc the fact that their doing that is still making "plus size" a taboo.
I am not plus sized, but this video was amazing and helped me so much. I am very short (4’11) and I often feel that I can’t pull off something because I am not tall like a model. These ladies looked so cute in many of the outfits. If they can rock something with confidence, then so can I!
As much as I love BuzzFeed I feel like this video is missing the point that models have to work hard in uncomfortable outfits for thier jobs so on thier off day they are casual to relax...🤷♀️
As everyone else does... but just because they are celebs their relaxed outfits are talked about as a fashion statement, and now as a polarizing fashion style.
“The biggest accessory is they’re flat stomach and skinny body’s” YES OMG THATS IT Edit: if I offended anyone in the comments I’m really sorry, I was just quoting what she said in the video and I just agreed with it. I hope everyone is having a great day/night! I love you 💓
@@Laruto722 if the accessory is your body then it’s not a good outfit. fashion is about the clothes so even if it is a “more pleasing silhouette”(though there’s technically no such thing because we all prefer something different) it doesn’t make it justifiable that it’s an accessory
@@ForeverFinest I don’t really understand what you want in this video then but if you don’t support plus size people get out 👉 and take your negativity with you 👋
Tbh I don't like this narrative were bigger people have to justify their insecurities criticizing fit bodies, that you have to work hard to obtain. I don't think that you have to look a certain way to wear any of these outfit and look cute but it's totally unnecessary always hiding behind the concept of "it's all society fault" just because inside of you, you know that you desire the model's body
Yeah it’s kinda weird that they express and push a narrative about the “skinny” agenda being the problem. It’s almost like they’re body shaming “skinny/fit” people when in fact most fit people have to WORK out to obtain and maintain that look. Seems like they’re projecting their own insecurities onto others in an attempt to find/create a safe space where more like minded individuals can feel secure. Reminds me of how Monique used to refer to “thinner” women as “skinny bitches” but then turns around and becomes one. I was over 150 pounds in elementary school and that personally was enough for me to say f being unhealthy and looking like this, but I would never blame it on someone else let alone a whole community. I’m very in shape now and I literally weigh 205 pounds, it just happens to be mostly muscle. Medically speaking I’m technically considered to be obese based off of my height and weight. So I really don’t think that this is a fat/skinny issue and more of a healthy/unhealthy issue. 🤷🏾♂️
@@lenam8495 they didn't "explain" it like it's some sort of truth. They came up with that narrative. Like the narrative that overweight people should not wear certain outfits or what not.
@@lurch8785 based off of all your comments to me I’ve come to the conclusion that your able to do simple google searches of these things happening/being said for decades so this is the last one I’ll comment on:)
I want to see them in the actual model looks. Like the unlimited bank account and the clothes from the most expensive brands. They were right of course about fat phobia but I just want to see them really slay
You guys really did so good at this one, I want to see way more of these creative videos especially when you shop in your own closets or style each-other, this was really fun.
Okay 11:21 is not okay. Your body is not an accesory and your perception is what matters. We seem to be hating on all body types, why not just stop making things focus around a persons body? As well I agree that this idea that only heavier people get hate is ridiculous and self loathing just makes it worse.
This is just the best. I want friends like you. You all get each other and are so frigin beautiful. I absolutely love your humor. Y’all made me smile so much I’m teary eyed 🥲😄Sooo funny!!! I have been so sad and depressed. Huge love to you 🥰💞🌷💐🌈💫 I hope there’s more of you all together. I subscribed and got all notifications. Blessings lovelies 🙏💖💗🌈
We have to just accept that skinny girls look better in these off duty outfits because of their bodies. Not because they’re stylish but because their bodies are smaller. And that’s okay. That’s their thing. You don’t HAVE to be able to do it. Accept that. And carry on with life.
As a skinny girl myself, I think plus sized girls look just as good but in a different way (curves are emphasized more). Our species is so diverse that it’s more a matter of personal opinion.
“The bodega man didn’t really say anything” Did you expect him to say anything? What did you expect him to say? You’re literally just wearing normal clothes.
I really like the all brown moment on Jessica. I personally don't think a skinny tummy is making the models' clothing. It's the confidence and styling that sets it apart. They aren't just throwing it on, it's tucked, pulled, twisted, tied...etc to feature the feature they think or were told is their best asset (and they were photographed and the style was tagged to make it marketable).
Okay but stop saying society says you can’t wear those things bc you’re just perpetuating that energy and keep putting it in the air. Honestly now a days most people don’t bully grown adults for their weight. It’s a minority of people who don’t like fat people and just bc someone isn’t attracted to a bigger woman or man doesn’t make them fat phobic. I personally am not attracted to people that big but I don’t think their bad people. They keep saying society says I can’t wear these things, but it’s their inner thoughts telling them.
ikr?!? The majority of the USA is OBESE! I highly doubt that they are being bullied as much as they think they are. It's all in their heads, and they just want to be oppressed instead of working on themselves.
I'm sorry but what are they supposed to wear then? Y'all are basically criticizing them for wearing a white tshirt and a pair of jeans with a flat belly...
right?! And I dont get it people saying a flat belly is an accessory... is she a hanger?! I understand they are complaining about what midia is labeling their (the models) simple outfit as, but it is a reach to make it about size, IMO.
You are all beautiful and looked amazing in all the outfits! I truly feel that pulling off an outfit is not only about the body, but your confidence when you wear it! You all rocked!
I have struggled with feeling too fat and feeling like a I didn’t belong because of it. I used to skip meals and in may 2020 I just didn’t eat at all for a couple of days. Watching people like you guys who are plus sized and don’t care what others think and show of your stylish, kind, amazing self. Love you guys 💖
These women are not plus size, they are morbidly obese. Also its not fatphobic that thinner people look better in these clothes. Its a fact of life that healthy weight people are going to look better, as there clothes actually fit.
“I’m a super model in my own head,” I felt that in my spirit Joyce 🙌🏾💕😂.
@@ForeverFinest Shut up! Get off of here. We don't need to listen to you. Look in the mirror at yourself. You sound so childish and immature. Don't be judgmental.
i have pcos..arthritis..and my meds dont help with weight issues..insensetive comments made me bulemic a struggle i suffer from even now years later
I’m a model in my own head also 🤣🤣🤣
@@ForeverFinest the woman who made the comment is clearly not fat
@@ForeverFinest i do understand where you are coming from and these people are obviously very unhealthy but pretty sure the people (those in the video) are gonna completely ignore your comments and make no changes
Joyce has such a fairy vibe to her with her soothing voice, angelical looks and a fun light personality
AGREE 💯%
Joyce calling RM her bf is a mood
facts!
no hesitation too lmao
Lmao yes🤣
She got taste, Rm is the hottest man alive actually
@Amanda Syifa Budiman right ✨
Something is wrong with the world when it's a "thing" to wear a shirt and some jeans. That's just casual everyday wear for anyone anywhere 🤷
These ladies looked fabulous. Side note my husband has been wearing a white tee shirt and jeans for the last 20 years… I can’t wait to tell him his style is “model off duty.”
@@stephanieriggs5367 Yeesss, I loved alot of the looks they tried (too many to list). And yup, your husband is practically a male model at this point lol
There's beauty in simplicity.
I wear white tee and jeans everywhere....once i was called uncle and i was 17yrol girl
@@stephanieriggs5367 🤣🤣🤣
"who are you dating!" "RM from BTS" LOL I AM DEAD!! 😭😭😭
LOL
I thought they asked her what she was eating and she answered RM. I was like damn that's bold lol
GET IT SISSSS 😂😂
Can I be Joyce’s best friend? Her energy and just everything about her I LOVE
I think we all become Joyce's bestie the minute we watch her in at least three videos lol
@@FlagCutie but shes my 1# bestie 😌👊🏾
Anyone know Joyce Instagram ? 😂
I love the 4 of them. I hope they do a lot more together.
As a plus size girl that I am I’m so proud these ladies are representing us . I love jazz and Joyce they’re my favorites they’re so much fun .
I love Jazz and Joyce too:) You probably just didn't notice but they are not all ladies, Jordan uses he/they pronouns just in case you didn't notice. Have a great day. And I agree, they all looked sooooo good.
@@oliverandersen7019 thank u for pointing this out! It’s a little hard to miss especially if you have issues focusing on a video for too long🥰
Loved the challenge and the looks, but really appreciated that they all shopped their own closet (for the most part) and made the looks their own.
Damn $99 for a trucker hat! That's theft
Ikr! I would never buy that 😂 not that I could ever afford that ;-;
Hope she swiped that company card haha
Right
literally, lol
That's Von Dutch. You could literally get anything they do in multiple other places. Just like...it's a baseball hat, stop acting like you're special.
Jazz looks good in literally anything. She's so beautiful.
Isn't "model off-duty looks" just clothes models want to wear when they're off-duty? It's not necessarily a must or the standard, models are humans who want to dress as they want too.
@Alexandra Lopez YESS! And I thought the sameeee
I don’t think people have problems with the models just wearing what they want but the paparazzi and magazines calling them ‘fashion icons’ when they are wearing a white top and jeans.
It used to be that this term was used to describe what actual runway models were wearing in between shows during fashion week. Which, more often than not, were some pretty cool looks (other times they just wanted to be comfortable of course). Now it just seems to be applied to people like Hailey Bieber running errands in L.A.
Thank you!! I feel like people treat them like they aren't human, specially fashion forward women do this, and I'm here like "bro they're just living their life, why do you have to try to take them down....."
Yes but I think now, many known models dress to be photographed out n’ about.
I love how confident they all are! I can’t wait for the day that I can get even just half of their confidence
Honestly, whenever I see a picture of a model, I'm not in awe of their outfits, I'm in awe of their bodies. They can pull off wearing a bin bag. Their slim, fit bodies elevate the most basic look.
Not the point of the video and a very superficial point of view but ok
I only wish I could go braless… my boobs aren’t having it.
@@purpdist2355 I don’t think saying a model who works everyday to have a particular look looks good when showing off their body is superficial.
@@MLeeT21 babe they get paid for maintaining that body. Also there are other people who have health issues , diseases, a busy schedule and may be they don't have that model like body but that doesn't mean that they can't wear those clothes... if they want they can .... so it's perfectly fine both ways... it's personal choice
@@debapriyasanyal438 I'm saying being in awe of the work someone put into their body is not necessarily superficial. Thats their professional work and it takes a certain level of dedication to their career to look that way. Its a 24/7 job. I think anyone can wear whatever they want and whatever makes them happy. But I'm not sure why someone who has a very different body type would be surprised if the same outfits had a different result on their body.
Her getting Here I Am to Worship stuck in my head was uncalled for
This fishnet outfit DID it for meeeeeee! So good! YES! Dare I said better than the model 😩😩😩
RIGHT
So true, loved it. Total badass 🔥
Yes yes yesss 👌🏻
Definitely better than the model!
Right!!!!
I’m confused… isn’t it “model off duty” because they’re actually models… and off duty? I don’t get it. I’m plus sized too and I don’t get the deal about this. Maybe this should’ve been explained a bit more in the beginning of the video.
It means they dress down compared to what you picture a model wearing.
Ikr, it’s confusing. Nobody said plus size people cannot wear these types of clothes.
@@williammlkncov5715 exactly, I wear clothes like this all the time. They sound so upset that models are wearing “normal” clothing. It isn’t clear what the point of this video is
@@cherrywilson6267 okay, so what’s the big deal about this video, and what has it got to do with plus size women?
Honestly, the outfits looked good in both large and small sizes!!
When one of them said "it can never be casual for us because we always have to be dressed up" i felt this😭😭😭
Joyce calling namjoon her bf is a whole mood
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So I'm fat...
But I need someone to explain to me how a skinny person highlighting their body shape with clothes is fatphobia??
Make it make sens????
"Her flat belly is her accessory", well yeah?! How is that an issue? I get it's wrong for society to attack fat ppl for showing skin and praise skinny ppl for doing the same; but if you want society to let you wear what you're comfortable in, why couldn't they? I'd like to point out, none of these celebrities came out themselves to sell their look. Can't ppl just live?🤦🏾♀️👀
"I'm a whole daddy" yes Jazz you are and we LOVE IT
🤢
@@countrystix Have some ginger ale babe you'll feel better
@@notyourlioness1625 What do I need ginger ale for? Im not your "babe" either. Ima 70yr old mother of 8
@@countrystix wow of 8 what an amazing mommy
@@countrystix what does being 70 and a mother of 8 have to do with anything. you put a barfing emoji and the person said have some gingerale for your upset stomach
I LOVE THIS!!!!
Yes, so many of these outfits are so basic! And yes, if you are into basic life, you go girl. But calling it "groundbreaking" just because it is worn by a skinny celebrity is so silly.
Y'all looked great, but again, the looks were just as blah in skinny as they were in plus size.
A faux leather material won't sit the same as a tailored blazer in a men's material. If you found a version of that in your size, i think you'd like the silhouette better.
I mean …..who would want to hide their washboard abs if they worked hard for it. I would be flaunting it everywhere.
You can show your abs in extremely fashionable outfits, these outfits were just not it
That's not the issue. The issue is: why other women have to be shamed or told they are unfashionable when they wear the same outfits.
@@OnbekendExAngel lmao u can show your abs in any style you want😭
@@OnbekendExAngel not every outfit needs to be fashionable. it's just what they wear in their down time.
@@misskate8828 because fashion is not only about clothes but also how you fit them. If a style is made to show abs and looks good by doing so, if you don't have abs that outfit won't be fashionable on you. It's about what works on you, you can't just use what more fit people do and just say it should be working the same.
i certainly don’t blame anyone for dressing casual, we all need to sometimes, but i just don’t consider the vast majority of these outfits to be fashionable. the body type is irrelevant to that fact.
But everyone wants to be objectified equally!
TELL THAT TO THE MEDIA!
100%
I definetley see what you are saying because most of them were so basic. But I definetely think their body type is what made it so big, because I remember seeing so many girls on social media trying to recreate these "fashionable" model looks when the only thing that really captured the media's attention was their flat stomachs.
Honestly, "model off duty" sounds like a buzzphrase to make it acceptable for paparazzi to stalk celebrities in their daily life. Kinda gross.
"Jazz you can't just level up like that!"
Oh madam, you underestimate your own power! You discovering that latent Daddy energy was so cute!
“I keep on thinking like Jasmine you can’t level up. Leveled up right here right now” PERIOD Honey 😌
Tshirts and jeans are not a celebrity thing. It’s been my everyday look for as long as I was allowed to pick my own clothes.
Yeah but there are so many articles about them in jeans and a t shirt. That's the celebrity part they're talking about
That's the point of the video. That's what they're saying too.
quite disappointed with the outfits chosen :c there are so many more stylish models you guys could’ve gone for, like Elsa Hosk. It just seemed like this video only revolved around the same 5 models 😔
agreed. I would’ve loved to see Sora Choi outfits too
To the people saying 'thin people can do/feel xxx too'... I hear you and would like to gently ask you to consider that no-one is actually saying thin people can't (this is coming from someone in a small/thin body). The issue is that a lot of the time society says FAT PEOPLE CAN'T. Which is BS. Fatphobia is rampant in society and negatively impacts the mental and physical health of ALL fat people - people in smaller bodies are not on the whole subjected to this (and acknowledging this does not take away from your own experiences!). In the same way that we support BLM and not 'all lives matter', we need to support and uplift the people who are systemically oppressed first to fight for not just equality but equity.
‘who are you dating?’
‘ummm rm from bts’
SAME.
Wow they are trying so hard to prove their point. Not sure this is body positivity anymore, didn't hear anything positive from them.
I love the warmth and genuine friendship in this video 🥺
Jazz's hair is SOOOO cute
I LOVE watching your videos with plus sized women rocking these fashions. You are helping me challenge my internalized fatphobia (I'm the "big" one in my military family) and I learn so much when you "make it about race" (eyeroll to those comments). Thanks to you all for being you so unapologetically and fabulously.
Same! I hope they make more videos like this because I love them I’m plus-size myself and I’m VERY insecure and theses videos give me confidence.
The ”Who are you dating?” ”RM from BTS” like YES HE’S A FULL COURSE MEAL
This video ruled! It was cool to see them do a mix of styling from their own closets and online shopping. And I loved the variety of outfits!
"I just passed a Lesbian of Color wearing the same outfit!!!" 😂🤣😂 OMG you ladies were complete perfection...but Day 4 was EVERYTHING!!! Loved how you dressed each other too! 💗🙏🌺
Okay but did anyone else feel like this video was filled with unnecessary and offensive comments towards “skinny” people? I have never read one article saying that plus sized girls shouldn’t wear these “off duty model” looks. Wear what you want! Stop oppressing yourself, sis. We shouldn’t put down models for wearing the clothes they want just because we don’t get the same recognition when we wear the same outfit. Nobody is taking pictures of you and calling it “off duty model look” because you aren’t a supermodel(but you are beautiful, of course. It’s just not your job).
Yeah absolutely no offense to any of the women in these video (they’re gorgeous and I love their styles!) but the “model off duty look” is called that because it’s literally just models wearing basic clothes because they’re off duty 😭
Yeah I feel we shouldn't be criticising individual people but rather the media pushing the message that they are doing the most in fashion when really they are just wearing normal clothing.
It’s the same when Jazz was griping about race and then turning around and saying it IS about race. Honey, you are proving people’s point. It’s not all about race and you need to STOP assuming that everyone is automatically making comments about your race(btw, so convenient to not mention the white side of the family like all the other idiotic people who gripe about black people being oppressed but then they don’t give credit to the white side of the family caring for them when the black side of the family abandons them, etc.). I’m tired of being bombarded with omg being black is is being oppressed all the damn time or how every white person is racists. Like no you are not. You are only holding yourselves back by living up to stereotypes, playing the victim card, etc. If we truly want to get rid of racism then the black community needs to ALSO stop playing victim, stop seeing color(which they do whether they want to admit to), stop using their race to get ahead, stop assuming that everyone is out to get them, stop calling people Karens or crackers because that is offensive too, stop calling black Americans who refuse to use their race as a crutch or blame the white man for everything Uncle Toms, etc. And if there are people who look at my post and call me a bigot or racist just proved my point. I could give two shits what color you(my brother-in-law is black and I love him) are but I AM getting tired of being attacked because of MY skin color which is white. Martin Luther King Jr. said to judge people by their content and not the color of their skin but most black Americans WANT to be judged by their skin color and want to be segregated by having their own schools, own t.v networks, own holidays, own National Anthems, etc. Do you not see the idiocy and the stupidity that you are doing to yourselves? I wasn’t trying to be off subject but it goes hand in hand with what you are saying about skinny people. We shouldn’t be so rude to skinny people just because they are skinny just as the same we shouldn’t be offensive towards fat people(if they are a healthy kind of fat). If you are extremely overweight then you need some serious help and shouldn’t take offense when people tell you the truth because that is not healthy to be that fat. Period.
@@naomii473 Yeah but that's the thing: why is there no fat, or even mid size supermodel?
Also, I do think they exagerated some things, but you can't deny that "a flat stomach" is the untold accessory needed for the fashion world to consider some of these outfits "a look".
@@misskate8828 because media works by selling you something to aspire to. sorry but it's not as profitable to put morbidly obese women on fashion magazine covers, because no customer will look at it and think "wow, i wish i had her body".
Oh my goddd brown is SO Jessica’s colour 😩🤌🤌
I’ve been thinking about posting or not this comment but i’m gonna go for it… honestly there was this comment during the video that was a little bit noisy for me and it was something about “the accessories thin people have are their flat belly” or something like that, i don’t think it was correct at all, because people of all shapes, sizes and colors struggle with body dysmorphia and are not comfortable with their body and that comment was just not it. I understand where it came from because i’m plus size myself, but body positive should empower ALL people not just plus sizes. That was just not cool.
it is like that they are bitter that people are skinny like damn you can be at but not everyine wants to be
Honestly, I loved this. They truly helped me vanquish my fear of my own insecurities about my body and they of course slayed every look, especially the first one! Keep doing it and thanks for the outfit inspos!
The fact that all their names start with a J 🤣
I think they’re missing a lot of proportion and texture details. The looks on the models are expertly curated… some of these dupes aren’t as nice because the quality isn’t as nice. That’s why they say they didn’t understand what was so cool about it.
Dismissing a models outfit by calling it fat phobic because they don’t put any effort, “they just wear clothes”, they “use their stomach as an accessory” diminishes the work they put into their bodies. They may be “off-duty” but that doesn’t mean they aren’t trying. It’s literally their job to look this way in these clothes.
I am 56 (young at heart) and I remember when Von Dutch was SOOO in! 99.00 for a freakin' trucker hat???!!!!
That is young!
And I'm totally not just saying that because if I said otherwise, my 57 year old mom would slap me lol.
Thank you for addressing the race issue. I think about it every time I do back to school shopping for my kids.
I'm here for these looks!!! Im also here for Joyce being an Army... I see you 💜
Who else was so happy to see that Jazz, Joyce, and Lindsey were all in this video! They seriously are a whole vibe together and need to do more videos together if they want to
"I learned that I love eating ice cream" yessssssss best thing to take out of this Challenge ngl
With all due respect, it's not "fatphobia" if you get uncomfortable seeing a skinny women in lounge clothes... Kendall (for example) is not saying you have to have her body to wear her clothes. You are the one who is creating that narrative. Your mind, insecurities, and inner thoughts will be your biggest challenge.
I agree. Not trying to be rude, but that whole idea was kind of weird. If I wear a boring outfit I saw on Kendall, but ultimately like it more on her because she has a flat stomach, I mean that seems like a personal preference on my end? ..... There are things that I don't wear because I think they'd look better on a slender body, but I don't feel like I can't wear them
I totally agree. I've never seen a model say that you HAVE to have their body to wear their clothes. It's all in your head, I think.
dont burst their bubble!
This whole video screams of insecurity
Agree. It's kind of annoying that ppl think this. It's makes skinny ppl feel bad
i fasted for almost two days because my body was making me feel terrible, but i ate a little something after watching this. it made me feel better.
The only thing i wonder is how to people get this obese? It can be due to poor dietary choices, but dang, thats a bit too much no?
I'm not speaking about them or commenting on what I might think about their habits or their weight, but generally, I think it's a mix of genetics (metabolism, lymphoma etc) coupled with poor dietary choices(overeating or too much unhealthy high calorie often sugary or salty foods etc) and not being active enough to support that diet ( they should not exercise like crazy if their diet is too hard to support while having a varied life they probably want to have and its more about diet changes ).
It can be part of an eating disorder like binge eating.
Not all obese people are aware of their habits or know where to start or where to go in making a change e.g what they try hasn't worked or they don't know what will work so haven't tried or don't care at all about their health and would for example rather just overeat on foods and get a serotonin hit (I remember a UK tv documentary where a doctor ate I think nothing but junk food for a pirod of time and saw howhis brain connection changed and he wanted more). It could be a cycle that they find hard to break e.g bad body image, loose weight, no long-term plan and gain it or some of It back and perhaps more as well or flip-flop extremes in habit.
I live in the UK, but I know groceries are much more expensive than fast food or snacks and sweets in the USA, so it can be hard or unrealistic to make healthy choices, not that they don't have a part to play in their choices, especially depending on circumstances.
Sorry, this is so long. I hope this makes sense, but I am no expert so feel free to correct me
Edit; For a small few it is hard as they make money off of this or are told by certain communities not to protect their health by making changes as it's bad or 'fat-phobic'' (but probably only a small corner of the web).
“What’s your name, what’s your number, what’s your sign? Give me a minute of your time” kills me every time HAHAHAH - I keep coming back to this video to rewatch that part HAHAHAHA
Jordan killed it in every single outfit!! like for real, every single lewk of their’s, i was like omg this is my favorite and then the next one would also be my favorite! 🙌🏻❤️
Ikr
joyce is literally me when ppl ask me if i have a bf lmao joyce is literally a mood
“I’m a supermodel in my own mind so this is my model off duty look” !!!!! PERIODDDDDDTTTTT
thanks for sharing your guys perspective on being black women and worrying about not looking "too street". I hadnt thought about that.
You ladies killed it! My favorite outfits where day 4 night out. Y'all looked amazing. Sorry about your wardrobe malfunction Joyce! Still looked 🔥🔥🔥
Love your profile pic with penguins! You probably just didn't notice but they are not all ladies, Jordan uses he/they pronouns just in case you didn't notice. Have a great day. And I agree, they all looked sooooo good.
NOT JOYCE SINGING HERE I AM TO WORSHIP 😂😂😂😂
Loved the energy of this challenge! Also, so many looks to copy 😍
everything Jazz and Jess wore was fire
I FREAKING LOVE JOYCE SO MUCH
We need to love everybodys body regardless of weight. Wear what u want because the end of the day make yourself happy f the haters. Sending love x
Model off-duty looks have nothing to do with the size of your body. Models do tend to be thin but the model off-duty look isn’t only for thin people, nor are they “not supposed to be worn by plus size people”. It’s gross how these women are making that up and asserting it to viewers. Since when was “jeans and a top” labeled for “thin white women” only? Yuck yuck.
When a thin person who ISNT a model wears jeans and a top, they aren’t “going to be in paparazzi photos”. It has NOTHING to do with body size - they’re “in photos wearing model off-duty” because they’re models.
YOURE the ones spreading the idea that plus sized people aren’t supposed to wear these looks. I’ve never ever heard this before watching this video.
Yes thank you !!! The whole time I was confused why they were implying that only thin people could wear jeans and a t-shirt ? I also didn’t understand why they kept being up the fact that the models wanted to show off their body as if it was a negative thing ? Like when they would imply that the models only accessories was their thin stomach ?
yesss!! exactly
Ya I understand what your saying but I don’t think that it’s like not meant for bigger people I think the point was if a bigger person did wear it it wouldn’t be photographed as iconic , I used to be very overweight and I would get the backlash from some people if my clothes seemed plain like that , but ya I get what you’re saying
Literally
The video gives me bad vibes. I think that the problem is that Buzzfeed is just making wrong storytelling. The argument of this videos should be "Celebs clothes" or something like that, and stop emphatizing in "Plus size women..." bc the fact that their doing that is still making "plus size" a taboo.
I am not plus sized, but this video was amazing and helped me so much. I am very short (4’11) and I often feel that I can’t pull off something because I am not tall like a model. These ladies looked so cute in many of the outfits. If they can rock something with confidence, then so can I!
As much as I love BuzzFeed I feel like this video is missing the point that models have to work hard in uncomfortable outfits for thier jobs so on thier off day they are casual to relax...🤷♀️
As everyone else does... but just because they are celebs their relaxed outfits are talked about as a fashion statement, and now as a polarizing fashion style.
you missed the point.
Y'all are so good for us. The energy...my skin is clear, crops are watered, and I am living
Lindsay’s hair 😧👏🏾👏🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥 go off lookin’ fierce! while not even trying
“The biggest accessory is they’re flat stomach and skinny body’s” YES OMG THATS IT
Edit: if I offended anyone in the comments I’m really sorry, I was just quoting what she said in the video and I just agreed with it. I hope everyone is having a great day/night! I love you 💓
Yes, because it's generally a more pleasing silhouette
@@Laruto722 if the accessory is your body then it’s not a good outfit. fashion is about the clothes so even if it is a “more pleasing silhouette”(though there’s technically no such thing because we all prefer something different) it doesn’t make it justifiable that it’s an accessory
It's not an accessory to be healthy and in shape. Stop enabling people's bad diets and lack of excercise.
is it fashion, or is she just skinny
@@ForeverFinest I don’t really understand what you want in this video then but if you don’t support plus size people get out 👉 and take your negativity with you 👋
This was everything my plus size needed 💜💕
that “here I am to worship” took me OUT
More content with these four babes PLEASE!!!!
Tbh I don't like this narrative were bigger people have to justify their insecurities criticizing fit bodies, that you have to work hard to obtain. I don't think that you have to look a certain way to wear any of these outfit and look cute but it's totally unnecessary always hiding behind the concept of "it's all society fault" just because inside of you, you know that you desire the model's body
Yeah it’s kinda weird that they express and push a narrative about the “skinny” agenda being the problem. It’s almost like they’re body shaming “skinny/fit” people when in fact most fit people have to WORK out to obtain and maintain that look. Seems like they’re projecting their own insecurities onto others in an attempt to find/create a safe space where more like minded individuals can feel secure. Reminds me of how Monique used to refer to “thinner” women as “skinny bitches” but then turns around and becomes one. I was over 150 pounds in elementary school and that personally was enough for me to say f being unhealthy and looking like this, but I would never blame it on someone else let alone a whole community. I’m very in shape now and I literally weigh 205 pounds, it just happens to be mostly muscle. Medically speaking I’m technically considered to be obese based off of my height and weight. So I really don’t think that this is a fat/skinny issue and more of a healthy/unhealthy issue. 🤷🏾♂️
They didn’t criticize their bodies. They just explained that they get praised for basic outfits because of their bodies
@@djcarteataggies3428 yeah I totally agree with you and congrats for your journey!
@@lenam8495 they didn't "explain" it like it's some sort of truth. They came up with that narrative. Like the narrative that overweight people should not wear certain outfits or what not.
@@lurch8785 based off of all your comments to me I’ve come to the conclusion that your able to do simple google searches of these things happening/being said for decades so this is the last one I’ll comment on:)
I want to see them in the actual model looks. Like the unlimited bank account and the clothes from the most expensive brands. They were right of course about fat phobia but I just want to see them really slay
You guys really did so good at this one, I want to see way more of these creative videos especially when you shop in your own closets or style each-other, this was really fun.
Okay 11:21 is not okay. Your body is not an accesory and your perception is what matters. We seem to be hating on all body types, why not just stop making things focus around a persons body? As well I agree that this idea that only heavier people get hate is ridiculous and self loathing just makes it worse.
Oh no, honey. It's okay to hate on thin, white women. Just not on fat and/or black women :)
They all crushed this!
lowkey weight loss motivation
Any body shape or size can wear anything they feel comfortable in!!!!!!
Jazz and Jessica killed this video 🔥
This is just the best. I want friends like you. You all get each other and are so frigin beautiful. I absolutely love your humor. Y’all made me smile so much I’m teary eyed 🥲😄Sooo funny!!! I have been so sad and depressed. Huge love to you 🥰💞🌷💐🌈💫 I hope there’s more of you all together. I subscribed and got all notifications. Blessings lovelies 🙏💖💗🌈
I love jazz's personality, these girls all look so fun to hang out with!!
We have to just accept that skinny girls look better in these off duty outfits because of their bodies. Not because they’re stylish but because their bodies are smaller. And that’s okay. That’s their thing. You don’t HAVE to be able to do it. Accept that. And carry on with life.
As a skinny girl myself, I think plus sized girls look just as good but in a different way (curves are emphasized more). Our species is so diverse that it’s more a matter of personal opinion.
“The bodega man didn’t really say anything” Did you expect him to say anything? What did you expect him to say? You’re literally just wearing normal clothes.
He knows her. She's not typically a normal. She's a Diva.
I really like the all brown moment on Jessica. I personally don't think a skinny tummy is making the models' clothing. It's the confidence and styling that sets it apart. They aren't just throwing it on, it's tucked, pulled, twisted, tied...etc to feature the feature they think or were told is their best asset (and they were photographed and the style was tagged to make it marketable).
some of the outfits were super cute! all their own outfits looked really cute too
"HERE I AM TO WORSHIP" had me ded
they’re kinda attacking the models for being skinny, like some of them work rlly hard for their bodies… idk made me kinda mad
Okay but stop saying society says you can’t wear those things bc you’re just perpetuating that energy and keep putting it in the air. Honestly now a days most people don’t bully grown adults for their weight. It’s a minority of people who don’t like fat people and just bc someone isn’t attracted to a bigger woman or man doesn’t make them fat phobic. I personally am not attracted to people that big but I don’t think their bad people. They keep saying society says I can’t wear these things, but it’s their inner thoughts telling them.
you clearly have never read the comment section before comments get taken down for bullying...
Have you been on any comment section for a video/post that has plus sized people or even people who are slightly overweight?
@@lenam8495 have you ever been on any comment section or the internet in general? It's not a nice place, maybe stay off it :)
@@lurch8785 have you ever read the original comment before commenting or do you always try and be clever and just end up sounding stupid?
ikr?!? The majority of the USA is OBESE! I highly doubt that they are being bullied as much as they think they are. It's all in their heads, and they just want to be oppressed instead of working on themselves.
They all look sooo good. But Jazz is everythingggg, her and Joyce are my fave.
I'm sorry but what are they supposed to wear then? Y'all are basically criticizing them for wearing a white tshirt and a pair of jeans with a flat belly...
right?! And I dont get it people saying a flat belly is an accessory... is she a hanger?! I understand they are complaining about what midia is labeling their (the models) simple outfit as, but it is a reach to make it about size, IMO.
@@ellellim exactly!
i absolutely LOVE jordan’s style!! their closet seems so bright and colorful and lovely
That last outfit Joyce picked for them.. wow, it was really hot 🥵. My jaw dropped.
I absolutely love Joyce!!! She's a super model and she makes me laugh a lot 💙💚🤣🤣
You are all beautiful and looked amazing in all the outfits! I truly feel that pulling off an outfit is not only about the body, but your confidence when you wear it! You all rocked!
"Their biggest accessories are their flat bellies" FACTS
That’s not their fault though that they’re the size they are though lmao
@@kelseyjones6275 Technically it's the managers' faults because they're usually the ones who make their models go on extremely strict diets.
@@tokuko9027 actually yes and no some people work out to get skinny or they are just naturally skinny
And it's a pretty good accessory. It actually tells more about your character than the clothes you pick.
There's so much fast fashion in these videos. They should set up a depop to sell all these items on - I would speeeeeennnnddd.
I’m so tired of tik toks with thin girls wearing the most basic things full of comments like “I wish I had your fashion sense!”
They mean they wish they had their bodies
I have struggled with feeling too fat and feeling like a I didn’t belong because of it. I used to skip meals and in may 2020 I just didn’t eat at all for a couple of days. Watching people like you guys who are plus sized and don’t care what others think and show of your stylish, kind, amazing self. Love you guys 💖
These women are not plus size, they are morbidly obese. Also its not fatphobic that thinner people look better in these clothes. Its a fact of life that healthy weight people are going to look better, as there clothes actually fit.
are you ok? did this comment make you feel better?
@@ihatehandles111 I hate to break it to you but I didnt say anything evil or untrue. They are morbidly obese.
@@SalmaAyaanTryToDance i'm just asking if saying that makes you feel better about yourself.
@@ihatehandles111 being able to see my toes does :)