Kenyan women called out for dressing like prostitutes
Online conversation is drawing attention to why some women are increasingly being turned away from certain establishments based on how they are dressed. The debate was reignited by TikTok creator House Girlfriend, who posted a video examining current fashion trends and how they m..
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A recent online discussion, reignited by TikTok creator House Girlfriend, highlights how some Kenyan women are increasingly being denied entry to various establishments due to their choice of attire, which is perceived as inappropriate or sending "unintended signals." The debate centers on the influence of social media fashion trends on everyday wear and its implications for public access and social perception.
- House Girlfriend attributes this issue to many young women adopting "Poster Girl"–style dresses—revealing, lace-heavy, and figure-hugging outfits—popularized by influencers in nightlife and private settings.
- The creator argues that establishments deny entry because these revealing outfits are socially categorized with nightlife or adult-industry environments, leading to misinterpretations by staff.
- She also criticizes online fashion retailers for predominantly offering flashy clubwear, limiting choices for practical, modest, and durable clothing suitable for daily activities like work or school.
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