FASHION FAIL
Teen Mom fans slam Chelsea Houska for her ‘low quality’ clothing line as star pushes $50 slippers & $45 distressed tee
CHELSEA Houska held an impromptu fashion show Saturday on Instagram of some of her new looks and designs.
But fans and followers were not impressed.
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In her latest attempt to conquer the fashion world, the former Teen Mom showed off a variety of new clothes, including some, in her words, "Super cute outfits."
The 30-year-old stood in front of a mirror with cell phone in hand to model her new holy pants, high heeled shoes, and distressed shirts and joggers, among other looks.
But on Reddit, any of the new looks.
"Distressed joggers!??? What in the world is going on here," one peson commented. "Not everything needs to be distressed."
Another pointed out: "Lol everything has holes in it. I love ripped jeans but ripped joggers and t-shirts is just to much."
"Everything just looks so cheap. No thank you," one follower said, while another added: "This just proves that fame and money can’t buy you a fashion sense."
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And one fan offered a helping hand: "Poor girl. She’s clueless when it comes to fashion. I want to drive down to South Dakota and help the woman out.
"Every picture here made me want to gag. I’m horrified this is currently her full time gig. Just so, so, so bad."
SAME OLD SONG
By now, Chelsea is used to not pleasing everyone with her fashion sense.
Earlier this month, after Chelsea showed off her new line of hoodies, images from her Instagram Stories resurfaced on .
The Teen Mom 2 alum posed in her "distressed hoodie," and pointed the camera at her ripped sleeves.
The ex MTV star also put on her "furry beanie," which she had described as "super cute."
Chelsea also shared a look at her silver boots and covered herself with a plaid jacket.
Once again, Teen Mom fans were not thrilled with how Chelsea's outfits looked, however.
One critic said: "It's all just clothes that look like they've been worn for 20 years with all the bagginess and holes.
"I'll wear my dad's old sweater from the '90s for this look for free. At least the tears are genuine and home made"
Another added: "This is not trendy right now," while a third mentioned, "It looks unkept and dirty to me."
A fourth person wrote: "Cheap s**t hoodies and plastic boots."
DESIGNER DOUBTS
And Chelsea's critics are now expanding beyond her fashion sense, targeting her upcoming HGTV renovation show, despite having no experience in the category.
It was recently revealed that Chelsea and her husband Cole DeBoer, 33, have called Farmhouse Fabulous.
The series, which is set to debut in 2023, will follow the couple as they help families renovate their homes.
Shortly after news of the show was announced, Teen Mom 2 fans rushed to Reddit to admit they’re less than thrilled about the series.
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
While sharing their reactions to the show, many MTV fans argued that Chelsea and Cole don’t have enough experience to help others build their dream homes.
One person wrote: “Soooooo, what is their show actually going to be about? Are they going to renovate/style homes every episode?
“Because, while their home is nice, it’s only ONE home and it took them a while to cultivate the style and touches that they wanted for it… I know Coke is handy, but nothing about them screams that they know what they’re doing with designing a home lol.”
Another added: “Lame. I have no interest in watching but she'll probably get a s**t-ton more subscribers for this (borderline boomer types).”
A third critic chimed in: “Chelsea is never going to be able to handle the pressures of filming this. It's not going to be like her Teen Mom experience. She will get very frustrated and it won't be fun for her.”
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Others slammed the concept of the show, as one Teen Mom fan commented: “I actually love them, but this concept is old and boring.”
An additional Reddit user added: “Sounds boring Af though.”
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