Jonathan Bailey Is Ready For "Slutty Little Glasses" Summer, And It's A Trend I Never Want To End
He kept the conversation going when he wore these shades on Tuesday at the world premiere of the sci-fi action film at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square in London, England. Well, it turns out there's a trendy name for this eyewear: slutty little glasses. Yep, you read that right.
During a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight at the premiere, Jonathan was asked, "What do you think of fans' reactions to your slutty little glasses?" Jonathan responded, "Slutty little glasses? Are you allowed to say the 'S' word?"
"Listen, Blakely Thornton came up with that. So, copyright, where copyright is due."
Jonathan was referring to Blakely, the internet personality who describes himself as a "pop culture anthropologist." He coined the term "slutty little glasses" and even created an Instagram page dedicated to sharing images and videos of men wearing them.
The term typically (but not exclusively) refers to trendy thin, wire-frame glasses that give the person wearing them personality.
The social media page was filled with a range of male heartthrobs like Pedro Pascal, Ryan Coogler, Chris Evans, Keith Powers, Eric Dane, Jonathan, of course, and more.
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"I'm thrilled that people are...they're having a hormonal explosion linked to optical support," Jonathan continued. "But, I think, yeah, glasses can go a long way. So, let's have the summer of slutty little glasses."
But that wasn't the only thing he was hoping to see more of this season. Jonathan is also a big supporter of flip-flops and hats, noting he wears "a cap every day of the year."
"I believe feeling confident, feeling cool, is about wearing what you love. I'll just wear my little glasses."
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Amen! I'm a big fan of the glasses trend, whether you wear them out of necessity or fashion. Others seem to be onboard with the slutty little glasses movement, too:
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For more of Jonathan, you can watch his full Entertainment Tonight interview below. You can also find him and the rest of the cast in Jurassic World Rebirth when it hits theaters on July 2.
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