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Wears Quotes

Quotes on what people, nature, and film characters wear.

Wears appears here both literally and poetically — one speaker criticizes what a costar wears on screen, calling it bad, while another simply says they love 'The Devil Wears Prada.' Fashion and film sit side by side in how the word gets used.

Some of the stuff that Wilmer wears is bad. And Debra Jo.

Quotes by Laura Prepon

I love 'The Devil Wears Prada.'

Quotes by Lana Condor

All nature wears one universal grin.

Quotes by Henry Fielding

The beggar wears all colors fearing none.

Quotes by Charles Lamb

Bad Quotes

My mom wears a lot of gold.

Quotes by Alexandra Daddario

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of things does wears refer to in these quotes?
It covers a critiqued on-screen costume, a beloved film title, and poetic descriptions of nature and a fearless beggar's clothing.
Is any costume criticized directly?
Yes, one quote calls out what a costar wears on screen as bad, offering a blunt opinion on wardrobe choices.
Which film is mentioned in these quotes?
One speaker says they love 'The Devil Wears Prada,' bringing pop culture directly into the topic through the film's title.
Are there poetic uses of the word wears?
Yes, one line says nature wears a universal grin, and another describes a beggar who wears every color without shame, both using wears in a figurative sense.
What ties fashion, film, and nature together in this topic?
All three uses treat wearing as an expression of character, whether that's a critiqued costume, a loved title, or a symbolic description of confidence.

More poetic lines describe nature wearing a universal grin and a fearless beggar wearing every color without shame. Read together, these quotes stretch wears from wardrobe critique to devil-branded pop culture and quiet metaphor.