It's a question that's been plaguing me for years. I'll be out in public, rocking my favorite plaid shirt, and I'll catch people giving me the side-eye. The whispers, the glances, the outright avoidance. It's like I'm somehow less than, less fashionable, less human.
Take, for example, the herringbone plaid. It's a classic. A timeless. A pattern of intersecting stripes, each one carefully crafted to evoke a sense of rustic charm. And yet, people run from it like it's the plague.
Is it the way the colors clash? The way the stripes seem to shift and writhe on the fabric like a maddening snake? I'll tell you, it's not the pattern itself, it's the fear it inspires in others. The fear ofประก
Read more about PlaidphobiaPlaid has been around for centuries. It's a staple of fashion, a constant in an ever-changing world. But somehow, someway, somewhen, it became the laughing stock of the fashion world. The 'ugly duckling' of patterns.
See how Plaidph prophets spread their hate throughout the cityIs it too late for me to change your mind? To make you see the beauty in the plaid? I doubt it. But I'll keep trying, because someone has to be the plaid ambassador, the plaid prophet, the plaid... well, you get it.