I didn't understand this..

Hey everyone.
I've read Breaking Dawn twelve times in counting, and I can't figure out one part of the book:

[pg.492] Before any of us could respond, Alice was on her feet.
"What is he doing? What is that dog doing that has erased my schedule for the entire day? I can't see anything! No!" She shot me a tortured glance. "Look at you! You need me to show you how to use your closet."

I bolded the part that didn't make sense to me. Why did Alice randomly say that? Does anyone know? Please help.

haha yes because alice did the closet and clothes for the cottage that esme built for edward and bella. Bella put on a pair of jeans and a regular tshirt instead of something fancy that alice had picked out. SO alice was just voicing her annoyance with bella for not dressing better.

Yeah, I understand, but why would she say that right after..?

Well, i guess because fashion is really important to her, and when she says what she says, its the first time she is seeing Bella since bella and edwards first night in the cottage. So, alice is in a fit over the "dog" and I know when im personally super irritated even the little things piss me off lol

hmm.. does that only seem strange to me?

Must be just you. I think Alice was hoping that Bella would let her dress her like all the others seem to let her dress them. But Bella is Bella and doesn't like the attention that those outfits bring. I think she says that because she can't voice her annoyance at Jacob like she'd like to at the moment so she picks the first thing she sees, which is Bella in jeans and a tshirt.