Selling Sunset fans can’t stop laughing about this weird wardrobe choice
06.06.2023 - 18:30
/ ok.co.uk
Aside from The Kardashians, Selling Sunset is probably the most extra reality show on TV right now. For anyone new to the hit Netflix series, the show follows the owners and agents of The Oppenheim Group - the LA based brokerage responsible for selling luxury, million dollar properties in-and-around the affluent area of Beverly Hills.
As well as hustling to sell mansions and make six figure commissions, Selling Sunset also follows the personal lives of some of the O Group’s top agents, including favourites like Chrishell Stause, Heather El Moussa and Mary Fitzgerald. And alongside competing for the best listings, the girls compete for the best wardrobe too, and regularly show up to work dripping in designer gear.
Christine Quinn always won at this, but she left the show this season as she opened up her own brokerage with her husband. While fans have already called out the cast members for wearing literal ballgowns and stilettos to work - some finding it hysterical, and some finding it unprofessional - Twitter has since gone wild again in terms of the outfit choices.
It comes as viewers have noticed an abundance of gloves being worn by the agents, with them all asking the same question: Why? Taking to the social media platform to discuss the new season six accessory choice, many fans have been joking about the fact that they’re dressed for winter despite them living in sunny Los Angeles. “Every woman on Selling Sunset has complained about how hot it is in almost every scene and yet half of them come in wearing velvet and gloves hahahaha,” one user typed as another joked: “I need to know why there were so many gloves in this season of Selling Sunset.
Hideous. In a heatwave no less.” Further viewers chimed in on the
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