Teen Mom Fans Slam Jenelle Evans For Not Knowing How To Dress For Her Body Type

Jenelle Evans never fails to stay in the spotlight. Redditors often drag her for her dance moves, teeth, search history and whatnot. Jenelle has surprised the audience this past month with her TikTok videos. Apparently, the Redditors are calling out Jenelle once again, and this time, it’s because she does not know how to dress for her body type.

Just recently a user published a collage of Jenelle and Ashley Siren to kick off a Reddit discussion. The collage featured a side-by-side comparison of their body type and fashion sense. The headline of the discussion read: Quick Lesson: Dressing for your body type, and wearing clothes that fit properly does wonders. LEFT: Jenelle, Size 6, standing at 5 foot 1. RIGHT: Ashley, Size 12, standing at 5 foot 3.

A Redditor said: “This is the strangest thread. Noone on this sub evvvver likes Jenelle. Now suddenly everyone is defending her? And all the people saying Ashley isn’t a 12. She literally said that herself. And Jenelle literally said she was a 6. The post is obviously snark. Is that not what we do here?”

Another stated: “its not super fake, its just genuinely recognised that shaming someone for their looks is low af. If you gonna bash on someone, be it for good reason – looks is no longer one of them.”

A third person chimed in, saying: “I don’t get the hate towards to post/op. I think its more of a fashion topic? Like putting these clothes together looks better than this other outfit. This color combo is more flattering than hers. Like that? The size is only mentioned bcuz jenelle looks frumpy. Ashley looks stylized? Doesn’t have to be turned into some politically correct statement. It’s reddit, not the bible.”

Another commentator pointed out: “I thought we were over the “rules of dressing for your body type”. That’s very boomer. Like it? Wear it. I totally get that some of the tips are valid, but we are too evolved to be dressing based off a rule list. Not all of us care about trying to look the furthest from our real selves as possible.”

The Reddit thread is attached below with this article along with the collage photo from the discussion. Some of the top comments from the thread are also provided below.

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