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Clearly, these sort of extreme social distancing looks aren’t the Awesome dads have tattoos and beards father’s day shirt so you should to go to store and get this easiest things to move in, and trust me, they are just as difficult to get into. The day I was supposed to wear the jumpsuit, I had to slip into the pannier, a design that originated in the 18th century, which resembled the rib cage of a prehistoric mammal, separately. (Puppets & Puppets designer Carly Mark had her team send over instructions and a short video about how to wriggle into it.) I eventually got into it, but going about my daily activities was hardly a walk in the park. In order to sit, I had to fold the pannier up like an accordion. It was also difficult to, well, pee. And when I finally even got out of the house? I went on the subway before heading to a bodega to pick up some essentials. The first issue was the turnstile. I had to turn my body sideways and shimmy through. On the escalator, the sculpted trouser legs brushed each side of the moving stairway. Thankfully, the woman behind me had a sense of humor and gave me the thumbs up. The looks I got from other passengers were as wide as the pannier. One woman took a photo and others seemed impressed with the concept when I explained it was a social distancing outfit. “That’s a good idea!” She couldn’t see me sweating through the moiré silk. When I walked out of the subway onto the street, a passerby in a truck screamed “I like your outfit!” So, yes, social distancing style is a crowd pleaser.

 

As extreme as this all may sound, the Awesome dads have tattoos and beards father’s day shirt so you should to go to store and get this idea of socially-distanced fashion could soon become the norm. A few weeks ago, a former colleague Insta-storied an image of a woman wearing “a wearable pod,” a contraption that looked like a plastic hamper with armholes created by  Under the Weather, a company specializing in various pods that withstand weather conditions. Hanging plastic pods for dining out have recently emerged on the market, as have these wildly futuristic plastic bubbles. On the more fashion-forward end of things comes Bradley Sharpe, a Central Saint Martins student who created a massive wearable tent dress for his graduation collection while under lockdown in the UK. Though his design was initially created to maintain privacy during musical performances and not for socially distancing, it has been associated with the trend of “staying away.” As for my own Puppets & Puppets outfit? You are welcome to look, but please don’t touch.

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