There appears to be a new trend in Christmas decor and it has some people scratching their heads.
Upside-down Christmas trees seem to be all the rage this year.
Target, Home Depot and Walmart are a few of the big name retailers selling the trees.
They're flying off the shelves despite some having a hefty price tag of nearly $1,000.
Reaction on social media has been mixed. Some say they love the gravity defying display while others say it goes against tradition.
The upside-down Christmas tree is exactly why I don't bother to keep up with trends - it looks ridiculous 🙃 pic.twitter.com/6ALgFhVmul
— emily hill (@itsemilyhill) November 27, 2017
@KissFMUK hey guys!
This is my upside down Christmas tree
10 years old this year! pic.twitter.com/uCqy4TbI0O— Terri (@SweetT_Terri) November 28, 2017
Take a look at the @ClaridgesHotel 'Upside Down' Christmas Tree designed by Karl Lagerfeld 🎄🎄🎄 pic.twitter.com/0ozdT8UseG
— FashionweekNYC (@FashionweekNYC) November 26, 2017
The beautiful upside down Christmas tree at Westfield SF Centre from Powell Station Exit #BARTableHolidays @SFBARTable pic.twitter.com/f9Keb0wHcq
— Kelly Yu (@KellyHYu) November 21, 2017
I have a lot of questions. Why is Target selling an upside down Christmas tree? Why is it nearly $1000? Is this a Stranger Things joke that I’m missing? Someone help. pic.twitter.com/ZA33y1WKyC
— ʝєииα✨ (@schaferwafer) November 21, 2017
