Trolls say my high slit skirt is inappropriate but I don’t care – I have the best response | The Sun

A FASHION influencer often wears revealing outfits, but she doesn’t think they’re inappropriate.

Gabi Daiagi shares shopping hauls and fashion inspiration videos on TikTok, and people usually have choice words for her, but she has the best responses to them.

In a slew of back-to-back TikTok videos, Gabi wore two different revealing outfit combinations, both of which included the same Princess Polly skirt.

In the first video, an audio played, singing about how Gabi looked fresh off the runway.

For this, she wore a black off-the-shoulder crop top and a black high-waisted miniskirt.

The skirt had a dramatic side slit down her right leg. It reached all the way up to the waistband.

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Posing with one foot in front of the other and her leg bent, her right leg, hip, and a bit of her stomach were exposed through the slit. It revealed that she wasn’t wearing underwear.

When Gabi turned towards the front, she came dangerously close to exposing her crotch.

“Omg that skirt is EVERYTHING!!!!” someone commented.

But while most people were complimentary about Gabi’s outfit, others weren’t impressed.

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“She does not pass the vibe check,” someone wrote, to which Gabi replied: “Haha okay. Move on.”

In another video, Gabi wore a fancy black bodysuit under the revealing skirt and sent a subliminal message about hateful comments she receives and her own feminist beliefs.

An audio played of a girl saying: “Don’t you hate it when girls –” before being cut off by another girl saying: “No,” which Gabi lip-synced. 

After a back-and-forth conversation that wouldn’t let the first girl finish her sentence, Gabi defiantly lip-synced: “No, I like love it when girls do that,” and: “Like I wish they would do it more. You know?”

In the video caption, Gabi added: “No actually I like girls that support girls…” showing her respect for others even when she doesn’t receive the same from online trolls.

“This outfit and this energy are [fire],” someone commented, among many other compliments.

Some others questioned how Gabi was able to sit in the skirt, and said it would give them anxiety to wear.

And in another video of her dancing to choreography, when she turned to the back and popped her hip, Gabi seemed to partially expose herself, covering her rear end with text that read: “Oops.”

Someone commented: “I paused it at the wrong time and I saw something I did not want to see.”

But Gabi hit back at the inaccuracy, writing: “Interesting. I’m wearing a bodysuit so that’s pretty impossible.”

While some of the more negative comments seem to have been taken down, Gabi made a follow-up video addressing the hate she received over her outfits.

“I was told my skirt was inappropriate so…enjoy me trying to be inappropriate,” she wrote in the caption, adding the middle finger emoji.

Wearing an oversized cropped T-shirt and pink satin and lace booty shorts, Gabi confidently and seductively danced to “Tap In” by Saweetie.

When she lifted her arms, her shirt also lifted enough to show that she wasn’t wearing a bra. And when she turned to the back, most of her butt was exposed through the tiny shorts.

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“The definition of perfection,” someone wrote.

Others called out the haters, saying: “The opinion of others does not matter,” and: “We can wear what we want without you TRYING to shame us. We ain’t ashamed.”




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