Post Malone praised for posing in a dress for Billboard magazine

Kieran Galpin

One person said he looks like a dinner lady – and now we can’t unsee it

Post Malone has been praised for posing in a tartan dress and accompanying shirt for billboard magazine.

Styled by Catherine Hahn, who has also worked with the likes of Lil Nas, the rapper is pictured in a range of outfits, including fur coats, vibrant shorts, and loose-fitting shirts.

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In his cover interview with Lyndsay Havens, the 26-year-old talked about his musical journey and rediscovering his creative spark but it was the photos that really captured attention.

.@PostMalone chats about his journey to becoming the artist he is today, his upcoming album, moving to Utah and his love of Costco and gaming.

Watch his Billboard cover interview: pic.twitter.com/l2WC7faSDX

— billboard (@billboard) January 26, 2022

Post is seen wearing a custom shirt and dress from stylist and designer Catherine Hahn, a Tom Ford tie, Ralph Lauren socks, Dr. Martens shoes, and Balenciaga earrings.

“Post looks good,” wrote one fan on Twitter.

On Instagram, beneath Billboard’s Post, another fan wrote: “I like rebellion. A hip-hop rapper rocking a girl school uniform. There’s hope.”

“The one man that looks good in anything,” added a third.

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While the Instagram comments are flooded with heart-eye emojis and a sprinkle of “SlAYYY”, not everyone was pleased with the gender-bent clothing choices.

One person commented: “They got you in dresses too now huh?”

Another compared him to a dinner lady.

The star also dished about his long-term plans, stating he wants a sustainable career, hence his many collaborations with Crocs, his own clothing line Trading Post, and his own brand of Rose wine.

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“No one knows for sure like, ‘Oh, I’m going to be good [financially],'” Post said.

“But I like to hope that with what I have done so far, my family is good, everybody’s good for generations to come — with frugal spending and getting rid of some of the bulls–t that I don’t need.”