<p>Fashion is a very unpredictable thing and we are saying this after we saw Sam Smith on the 2023 Brit Awards red carpet. Smith, who was nominated at the awards for the track 'Unholy', became the talk of the internet after they showed up at the award ceremony held on Saturday at the O2 Arena in London, England in a black latex outfit.<br />
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The Grammy-winning&nbsp;singer arrived wearing a black latex ensemble by Harri that featured blown-up pants and shoulder pads. Actually, the latex suit is not a new thing, but the unusual design of the outfit is what triggered the chatting online.<br />
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The designer behind this outfit was&nbsp;Hari Krishnan, an Indian-born designer based in London. During his recent chat with WWD, he said that the inspiration for the outfit came from the negativity Sam received recently. ''Sam was having a lot of hate comments recently after 'Unholy' about their body image.''<br />
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''This is my take on celebrating [their] natural form and the beauty of being one's self. I wanted to create an image, in which people have never seen Sam in.''<br />
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The singer, who is non-binary and uses their/their pronouns, made some jaw drops with their latex ensemble, which featured balloon pants and pointed shoulders and obviously looked weird. He completed his looks with black gloves and heels.&nbsp;<br />
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The absurd pants and shoulders may look interesting and artistic, but actually, it was not the dress, anyone should take inspiration from.&nbsp;<br />
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Soon after he showed up on the red carpet, Smith's look was quick to take the internet by storm.&nbsp;<br />
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Reacting to his look, one Twitter user wrote, ''Someone is desperate for attention...wow 😂😂😂🤣😂 #samsmith,“ tweeted one critic.<br />
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''The humiliation continues for Sam Smith – WTF is that?''</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Honestly, Sam Smith is the most attention seeking person I’ve ever seen in my life. Genuinely, it’s getting boring now.</p>
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<p>''Honestly, Sam Smith is the most attention-seeking person I've ever seen in my life. Genuinely, it's getting boring now'' another tweet reads.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>''As if I couldn’t hate Sam Smith enough, then [they] f–king wears this monstrosity #BRITs#Brits2023.''&nbsp;The third one wrote.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Before this, Sam made heads turn at the Grammy Awards where they showed up wearing a bright red colour outfit with a hat.&nbsp;</p>


Fashion is a very unpredictable thing and we are saying this after we saw Sam Smith on the 2023 Brit Awards red carpet. Smith, who was nominated at the awards for the track 'Unholy', became the talk of the internet after they showed up at the award ceremony held on Saturday at the O2 Arena in London, England in a black latex outfit.

Fashion is a very unpredictable thing and we are saying this after we saw Sam Smith on the 2023 Brit Awards red carpet. Smith, who was nominated at the awards for the track 'Unholy', became the talk of the internet after they showed up at the award ceremony held on Saturday at the O2 Arena in London, England in a black latex outfit. The Grammy-winning singer arrived wearing a black latex ensemble by Harri that featured blown-up pants and shoulder pads. Actually, the latex suit is not a new thing, but the unusual design of the outfit is what triggered the chatting online. The designer behind this outfit was Hari Krishnan, an Indian-born designer based in London. During his recent chat with WWD, he said that the inspiration for the outfit came from the negativity Sam received recently. ''Sam was having a lot of hate comments recently after 'Unholy' about their body image.'' ''This is my take on celebrating [their] natural form and the beauty of being one's self. I wanted to create an image, in which people have never seen Sam in.'' The singer, who is non-binary and uses their/their pronouns, made some jaw drops with their latex ensemble, which featured balloon pants and pointed shoulders and obviously looked weird. He completed his looks with black gloves and heels. The absurd pants and shoulders may look interesting and artistic, but actually, it was not the dress, anyone should take inspiration from. Soon after he showed up on the red carpet, Smith's look was quick to take the internet by storm. Reacting to his look, one Twitter user wrote, ''Someone is desperate for attention...wow 😂😂😂🤣😂 #samsmith,“ tweeted one critic. ''The humiliation continues for Sam Smith – WTF is that?'' Honestly, Sam Smith is the most attention seeking person I’ve ever seen in my life. Genuinely, it’s getting boring now. — Cally Peace (@callysmithx) February 11, 2023 × ''Honestly, Sam Smith is the most attention-seeking person I've ever seen in my life. Genuinely, it's getting boring now'' another tweet reads. Someone is desperate for attention…wow 😂😂😂🤣😂 #samsmith pic.twitter.com/bE1dPlTfN3 — Oli London (@OliLondonTV) February 11, 2023 × ''As if I couldn’t hate Sam Smith enough, then [they] f–king wears this monstrosity #BRITs#Brits2023.'' The third one wrote. The humiliation continues for Sam Smith - WTF is THAT? pic.twitter.com/cHkHdipqkd — Emily (@EmilyM0703) February 11, 2023 × Before this, Sam made heads turn at the Grammy Awards where they showed up wearing a bright red colour outfit with a hat.

Sam Smith gets trolled for his weird latex suit, netizen says 'he's desperate for attention'

<p>English singer-songwriter Sam Smith, who hails from London, recently revealed in an interview that while his friends and family have been really supportive since the time he came out of the closet as a non-binary person, he has had his share of struggles with homophobic people. The 30-year-old opened up about their experience since changing their pronouns from 'he/him' to 'they/them', saying that they find the negative reaction to their identity quite "exhausting".</p>

<p>For those unaware, Smith came out as non-binary in 2019.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, the Grammy Award winner said, "My family, they can communicate with me. They always did. But they communicate with me now in an even better way. My love life has become better from it. I feel lovable. I feel comfortable in my skin, but I wear what I want to wear."</p>

<p>He added, "Since changing my pronouns, it felt like a coming home."</p>

<p>Even though things were great at home, the recent 'Saturday Night Live'&nbsp;musical guest, unfortunately, had to face transphobia in their home country.</p>

<p>Shedding light on the same, the singer said, "I think all the only negatives in the struggle have been in my public life and my job," before adding, "And just the amount of hate and sh*tiness that came my way was just exhausting. And it was really hard and it's not like, this isn't me sitting at home Googling my name. It was in the f***ing news."</p>

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<p>"It was hard not to look. But for me, I can deal with not Googling myself, and not reading comments. That's something I can control," they continued. "What people don't realize with trans, non-binary people in the UK is, it's happening in the street."</p>

<p>Giving an example of a personal "sad" experience that left him startled, Smith said, "I'm being abused in the street verbally more than I ever have. So,&nbsp;the hardest part&nbsp;I think was being at home in the UK and having people shouting at me in the street. Someone even spat at me in the street."</p>

<p>Smith also highlighted how hard it's for trans and non-binary people, who don’t have similar privileges as them, to live and be themselves in the United Kingdom.</p>

<p>"What I find hard about it is it's like, if that's happening to me and I'm famous, I'm a pop star, can you imagine what other kids, like queer kids are feeling?" Smith said. "And it's just so sad that we're in 2023 and it's still happening. It's exhausting and especially in England."</p>

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English singer-songwriter Sam Smith, who hails from London, recently revealed in an interview that while his friends and family have been really supportive since the time he came out of the closet as a non-binary person, he has had his share of struggles with homophobic people.

English singer-songwriter Sam Smith, who hails from London, recently revealed in an interview that while his friends and family have been really supportive since the time he came out of the closet as a non-binary person, he has had his share of struggles with homophobic people. The 30-year-old opened up about their experience since changing their pronouns from 'he/him' to 'they/them', saying that they find the negative reaction to their identity quite "exhausting". For those unaware, Smith came out as non-binary in 2019. In an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, the Grammy Award winner said, "My family, they can communicate with me. They always did. But they communicate with me now in an even better way. My love life has become better from it. I feel lovable. I feel comfortable in my skin, but I wear what I want to wear." He added, "Since changing my pronouns, it felt like a coming home." Even though things were great at home, the recent 'Saturday Night Live' musical guest, unfortunately, had to face transphobia in their home country. Shedding light on the same, the singer said, "I think all the only negatives in the struggle have been in my public life and my job," before adding, "And just the amount of hate and sh*tiness that came my way was just exhausting. And it was really hard and it's not like, this isn't me sitting at home Googling my name. It was in the f***ing news." Also read: BTS, Billie Eilish, Khalid's songs could help you sleep better than whale sounds, study finds "It was hard not to look. But for me, I can deal with not Googling myself, and not reading comments. That's something I can control," they continued. "What people don't realize with trans, non-binary people in the UK is, it's happening in the street." Giving an example of a personal "sad" experience that left him startled, Smith said, "I'm being abused in the street verbally more than I ever have. So, the hardest part I think was being at home in the UK and having people shouting at me in the street. Someone even spat at me in the street." Smith also highlighted how hard it's for trans and non-binary people, who don’t have similar privileges as them, to live and be themselves in the United Kingdom. "What I find hard about it is it's like, if that's happening to me and I'm famous, I'm a pop star, can you imagine what other kids, like queer kids are feeling?" Smith said. "And it's just so sad that we're in 2023 and it's still happening. It's exhausting and especially in England." WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Sam Smith gets trolled for his weird latex suit, netizen says 'he's desperate for attention'

Sam Smith recalls being 'spat at on the street' after coming out as non-binary