This is our favorite time of the year – the nights are getting lighter, the weather is warmer and shorts are sure to appear.
In anticipation of summer, the fashion world hastily presents the products of its season. Whether dresses, skirts or T-shirts, the most important clothing brands produce the essentials for summer. A company has taken summer dress to a whole new level.
We all know that fashion for 2019 has practically no rules. We are at a time when we can dress and express ourselves as we want. But that doesn’t explain the new mood … men’s top shorts. Sheer lace shorts can be added.
You cannot do these things.
Keep scrolling through Lacey’s clothing details. It opens your eyes to say the least …
The world of fashion is a crazy place.
Over the years, fashion has become more than just clothing.
It is gradually becoming more expressive and is often used for statements and not for the traditional use of humility and warmth.
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Fashion is a beautiful thing – clothing and accessories can visually communicate a person’s identity and beliefs.
But it can sometimes get downright strange.
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Fashion has certainly had its moments. With clothing brands having such a huge platform, they often go to the extremes to make a statement.
Who remembers the “chained-together” denim pants?
The name says it all, really.
LFStores released these beauties and presented the denim-chain combination that we never knew we needed (or do we?).
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Because maybe we’re just a bit sick of having our knees permanently covered up by our pants. Liberation!
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2019 has seen a growth in quirky trends in, not only women’s fashion, but men’s, too.
Men have always had a more “traditional” selection when it comes to fashion, but this year has seen a real change in what is deemed as “trendy” for the boys.
Take RompHim, for example…
RompHim makes a selection of stylish rompers for men. It was started by a group of dudes who were sick of the lack of “stylish, yet comfortable” clothes available for men on the high-street.
RompHim aims to break down barriers.
With a variety of outlandish styles, patterns, and colors, RompHim is challenging the typical fashion stereotypes that surround men.
With rompers traditionally being a female garment, RompHim is fighting to make the item acceptable and, most importantly, stylish, for all genders.
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More and more fashion brands are beginning to cater for more stylish and “out there” fashion garments for men. Long gone are the days in which their choice was simply which shirts and pants to wear – Men’s wardrobes are filling up rapidly with kooky items every day.
The part you’ve all been waiting for – the lace shorts have landed.
LA-based company, Hologram City, launched its new collection of see-through, lace shorts – in a variety of different colours, obviously.
Hologram City have already made a name for themselves.
This brand is already popular for its selection of revealing “party-wear,” and the label has been sported by the likes of Jordyn Woods, Miley Cyrus and Fergie.
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Here they are, gents – this summer’s staple fashion item made entirely out of see-through, floral lace. Little will be left to the imagination.
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The shorts, which are priced at a cool $49 per item, are available to buy in different shades of pastel green, pink, blue and purple.
Though the shorts were initially met with criticism, many people have been praising the company for providing more “feminine” colored clothes for their male audience.
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Because the shorts just aren’t outrageous enough on their own.
If you want to look as fresh as these guys, you can grab yourself a matching lace shirt.
Perfect for sunny days at the beach, no?
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It’s time to accept it. Fashion has pretty much no boundaries anymore, so we might as well jump into the deep end and don the most outrageous clothes possible.
Take these see-through pants, for example. Because having your legs out in shorts just isn’t enough anymore.
It’s all fun and games, right?
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