If there’s any good that comes out of coronavirus and working from home—it’s that you don’t have worry about what you’re going to wear tomorrow, whether your clothes match, or whether they even fit properly. Mix that with the complete freedom to spend your work day scrolling Instagram, and you’re left with @wfhfits—the Instagram account dedicated to documenting your outfits when you have nobody to show them to, except the entire internet.
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Amid the global crisis that is coronavirus, or COVID-19, people in all corners of the world have been sent to work from home as a preventative measure, with some countries like France and Italy enforcing mandatory lockdowns—no leaving the house without your governmental ‘permission slip’. Meanwhile, others are voluntarily self-isolating for the greater good. We are alone, together.
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Scroll through the feed and you’ll find everything from your classic comfy choices, to the full-glam outfits you’re too shy to leave the house in, and everything in between—and there’s a lot of in between. Think laundry day meets power-clashing. It’s normcore’s cooler, free-spirited younger sister.
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What will happen after documenting weeks of fashion without boundaries? Without the classic bounds of gender, colour, appropriate fit, matching patterns and/or social judgement, could we see the rise of the newest fashion trend, and leave fashion faux-pas behind altogether?
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@wfhfits highlights an interesting contrast between the current lack of freedom in public for many, and the total personal freedom of expression at home. Maybe when this is all over, we can take that homely expression from Instagram to the streets. Embrace freedom. Embrace laundry day. Embrace isolation-core.
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