Gives tips on new creations: “Flashes down”
Updated 20.54 | Published 20.54
The Norwegians are worried.
Hanna Friberg understands why.
– It’s a new trend, she says.
The influencer Hanna Fribergpp WC trip in the USA continues.
Just before the 1-5 thrashing against the Netherlands, she published a picture of herself in the arena wearing a cut-up national team shirt. Which provoked strong reactions.
Now the images have spread and made it to the neighboring country Norway – where people also rave about the measure.
“They were even more sour, weren’t they?”
Norwegian supporters in New York call it “treason”, in an article in The daily newspaper.
– They were even more sour, weren’t they? God, I didn’t expect that. I thought it was a fun thing to pimp a shirt and make it a little more fun, so I don’t think it’s the worst thing. Apparently others think so, say Hanna Friberg.
Norwegian supporters now worry that the trend will spread across the border, something described as “a complete disaster”. The influencer himself believes that it can become a reality.
– It is a new trend. I think we’ll be seeing more cropped shirts going forward. All the girls in my DM have been very positive. I have never received so much praise, she says.
Gives tips on creations
If the Norwegian fans decide to do something about it, Hanna Friberg has several tips on possible creations:
– If a guy is going to wear it, you can cut it straight down like me and wear it like a vest, that would have been nice. I only brought cut-off shirts here. My next one has a nice cut out that I made. You can also have fringes at the bottom or make a vest out of them. The ideas are endless.
How many shirts have you changed?
– There are four, five of them. Now that I was in midsummer, I had a midsummer dress with a bolero from a national team jersey. I don’t know how many Swedes thought we were cool.
There is a certain possibility that Sweden will face Friberg’s new enemies in Norway if they make it to the round of 16 in the World Cup. And there is no doubt who will emerge victorious from that battle.
– It’s Sweden. One hundred percent.
