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Chinese Trend of the Day: It’s Totally Cool to Have a Sprout Growing Out of Your Hair

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China’s fashion has grown in a greener direction compared to smog masks of yesteryear. These days, all the hip kids/adults are putting plastic sprout clips in their hair. The trend has taken over the streets of Beijing.

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The Bejinger was kind enough to translate a Sohu article which tries to explain the fashion: “Rather than a political comment on Beijing’s stance towards pollution, the trend originates from an unspecified cosplay convention, after which time they became the latest hot way to maimeng (??), or act cute.”

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You can buy them at many stores and they’re pretty cheap.

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Via Cheezburger

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