Machine Gun Kelly claps back at his fashion critics

Machine Gun Kelly reminded his critics that his fashion choices are in fact personal.

the 32-year-old Top sales The artist, who likes to be expressive with his style and is known for over the top outfits, took to social media to shut down haters commenting on his fashion choices. tweeting on Tuesday“You can’t comment on my style if you don’t have any.”

He then shared a screenshot of the tweet on Instagram, captioning the post: “Keep your insecurities to yourself.”

The Grammy nominee’s posts come a day after his appearance at the Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter 23/24 menswear show in Milan, where, you guessed it, he wore a striking look – a head-to-toe silver outfit legs complete with a quilted coat, matching trousers and a top that showed off his midriff tattoos.

“I call it: if jules from euphoria went to Milan,” Kelly described his outfit on Instagram, referring to Hunter Schafer’s character on the HBO series.

Known for experimenting with beauty, the UN/DN LAQR founder also tied her hair in a bun, painted her nails silver and embellished her eyes with metallic eyeliner stickers, similar to the psychedelic makeup on display in EUFOR.

It’s clear that when Kelly puts on an outfit, he fully commits to it.

Over the Christmas holidays, he ditched the conventional festive look and opted for an all-leopard look for Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker’s Christmas party.

There have also been a few instances in which he has taken the meaning of a fashion risk literally.

While attending the 2022 American Music Awards in December, he wore a purple wool and neoprene Dolce & Gabbana suit covered in elongated metal studs. Kelly even admitted on stage that his suit was “hard to pee in”.

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However, the musician is not alone in his skimpy outfit – his fiancee and “twin flame” Megan Fox has been his stylish partner in crime.

Both are known for sporting couple ensembles, which these days are mostly referenced by ’90s icons Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee and mostly built around their favorite accessory: the fuzzy hat, which they seem to they change it from each other’s closets.