"Stress doesn’t really go with my outfit” is a one-line saying about stress that has been printed on many images. “Stress doesn’t go with my outfit: was posted on Twitter on September 29, 2011.
“Stress doesn’t really go with my outfit” was posted on Twitter on July 9, 2013, when the saying went viral.
Twitter
TeriyannaMarie
@Passion_Queen
Replying to @BriAlwaysWins
@LLcoolBreeze_ yea slim ur cool but I’m not tryna join your club. Lol. Stress doesn’t go with my outfit :/ Can we get a happy club?
2:39 PM - 29 Sep 2011
Twitter
LY$$I
@AlyciaBella
Stress doesn’t really go with my outfit.
3:56 PM - 9 Jul 2013
Twitter
Justin Nguyen
@_JNU_
Stress doesn’t really go with my outfit.
4:59 PM - 10 Jul 2013
Twitter
Simone Hallett
@simonehallett
Stress does not go with my outfit today.
4:09 AM - 22 Jul 2013
Daily Mail (London, UK)
‘Stress doesn’t go with my outfit’: Chloe Goodman cuts an anxious figure in ironic slogan top as she takes her dog for a walk in the park
By Rebecca Davison for MailOnline
PUBLISHED: 05:45 EDT, 16 August 2015 | UPDATED: 09:29 EDT, 17 August 2015
askIDEAS
63 TOP STRESS QUOTES & SAYINGS
Published on September 3, 2016, under Quotes
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41. Stress doesn’t really go with my outfit.
Anonymous
Facebook
Real Fitness for Real Women was live.
July 9, 2017 at 11:10pm ·
Stress doesn’t go with my outfit!!! 😜
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