Plastic Bag Swag: DiCaprio DIY Fanny Pack Sets Internet Abuzz

© AP Photo / Chris Pizzello/InvisionLeonardo DiCaprio presents the award for best actress in a leading role at the Oscars on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2017, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.
Leonardo DiCaprio presents the award for best actress in a leading role at the Oscars on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2017, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. - Sputnik International
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After Leonardo DiCaprio was seen strolling around New York City with a purple plastic bag tied at his waist, the internet lost sleep over the actor’s “street fashion” ideas.

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Red-carpet DiCaprio and everyday-life DiCaprio look like two different people. The actor feels comfy walking around the streets in stretched T-shirts and sweatpants. In the latest photos from New York, Leo was snapped rocking a basic T-shirt and sagging cargo shorts with underpants peeking from under them. His image would be incomplete without accessories. To top it off, DiCaprio tied a shirt around his waist, threaded the shirt through short's belt loops and… knotted a purple plastic bag to it.

This odd "fashion attribute" immediately sparked a massive discussion online.

Some Twitter users suggested he just lost a bet, while others argued that the actor (who is an environmental activist) should have worn a reusable shopping bag instead.

According to GQ, Leonardo took his lazy-day style to a new level: "We can't even call it a murse or a man bag, as that would be insulting to murses and man bags. This is just a plastic bag you'd get when buying some T-shirts on Canal Street or buying beer at your local bodega," the magazine wrote.

W Magazine called it "an accidental high fashion statement," recalling that just days before DiCaprio was sporting his look, one of New York's most acclaimed young menswear designers, Patrik Ervell, demonstrated similar belt loop bags on the runway during New York Fashion Week: Men's. What's more, the designer's nylon bags were as brightly colored as the actor's one.

Vanity Fair noted this was a smart way to keep his hands free, so that Leo "can do other stuff — like rub his belly, read something hilarious on his phone and walk while swinging his arms in equivalent vacillations."

Another thing that worried people was the contents of the bag.

Tabloids were joking around, suggesting it was his Oscar, next blockbuster script or vaping accessories. What is your guess?

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