'Looks Like A Hip Brace': Diesel’s Skirt Worth $1,000 Divides People On Twitter

Fashion brands often come up with unique designs that may or may not be very practical off the runway. While some of these designs may become popular and command a following, others however are not liked much. Joining the latter list is luxury brand?Diesel who released a rather unique skirt recently leaving everyone on the internet divided.?

Diesel showcases a unique skirt worth $1,000

Recently, the high-end luxury brand Diesel came out with a skirt that has started a discussion online. Italian retailer Diesel created a dress, that looked like a belt, and it has caused controversy for a number of reasons. The skirt retails for $1,000 and it is not the most comfortable garment to wear out or sit in.

This mini?skirt?is a part of the brand's fall collection of 2022. The belt skirt is a classic example of the Y2K fashion. The creative director of the brand, Glenn Martens has continued to embrace the year 2000 by incorporating low-waisted silhouettes into their collection.?

The skirt sparked a debate online

The design wasn't well-received by the public. Many people have reacted to it by taking to social media. A user on Twitter compared it to hip brace equipment. They wrote, "The diesel skirt literally looks like the hip brace i have to wear to prevent dislocations."

A freelance artist commented on the construction of the skirt. She wrote, "Ppl are really defending Diesel selling a $1,000 “skirt” that cannot be worn out of the house, is made of rubber, & fastens w Velcro. And yet as a freelance artist I’m constantly told my work is too expensive. Funny stuff."

A page on Twitter wrote, "finding out that the diesel skirt uses velcro to latch on has to be one of the top 3 worst things ive heard this week."

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