A guy (hipster, or maybe just hipster-wannabe) wears a jean-jacket with Charles Manson's face on it and is featured on Styleite as a new low in hipster fashion. He claims that the jacket wasn't his, he didn't know who Manson was, he had to Google Manson to find out, and while Manson was "creepy," it's even creepier that the woman who wrote the piece for Styleite knew who Manson was.
Er... being able to identify one of the most famous serial murderers in American history is creepier than the famous serial murderer is? Mentioning that the guy's friend's jacket is a fashion low is "propagating his creepiness," but his buddy, who bought the jacket, and the person who made the jacket escape condemnation for "propagating [Manson's] creepiness"?
Wow. Just... wow.
Also--wtf?
ETA: Styleite has posted a follow-up in which another man claims (with some credible evidence) to be the man in the Manson jacket, which is another wtf? moment, but it makes the impostor's post even more wtf? If you ask me, which you didn't, but there it is.
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