We can probably all agree that fashion is subjective. We all have different style preferences and what looks good on one person may not look great on everyone. There are certainly people in this world who are more daring than others when it comes to their wardrobe choices. While we may not always agree with what they choose, it’s hard not to consider them fashion style icons. Audrey Hepburn, Jackie Kennedy Onassis, Harry Styles, Beyonce, and Elton John come to mind. Each year, the New York Times names its most stylish people, and this year’s choices are interesting, to say the least. Hearing Chappel Roan, Ariana Grande, and Cynthia Erivo made the list, makes sense. But what would you say about The Seine River in France and Moo Deng, the pygmy hippopotamus? Some people think it’s downright crazy, while others enjoy a change. We have to believe the list left some fashionistas feeling snubbed. View this post on Instagram A post shared by New York Times Fashion & Style (@nytstyle) We’ve Seen A Lot Of Moo Deng in 2024 Born in Thailand in July 2024, Moo Deng became a popular internet fodder. Fans loved that she appeared so petite and demure, a sharp contrast to most other hippos. In response to her inclusion on the list, the Times wrote, “She bit. She screamed. She conquered hearts the world over.” Other big names on the list include Daniel Craig, Demi Moore, Christina Applegate, Stephen Nedoroscik, and Ayo Edebiri. Those were the more mainstream choices. Other less conventional additions included Moo Deng, the Seine river, and the New York Liberty mascot Ellie the Elephant. The Time’s Instagram comments weren’t impressed. Someone wrote, “Who put this list together?! You’re fired!” This person agreed, “Are you serious?!!!!!” As did this one, “Is this a joke?” 2024 was a rough year for many people, but Moo Deng proves that we’d all like to be a hippopotamus for Christmas this year. This story’s featured post is by nikkimeel via Shutterstock. The post You Won’t Believe Who Made “The New York Times” List Of “Most Stylish People” appeared first on InspireMore.