Funny the trousers and shoes don't seem to match - would have expected Converse no laces sneakers with 'trendy' trousers like these. Not a cool look. Perhaps that's the point?
To save themselves money (by selling clothes that cost the same but use less material), manufacturers first persuaded women they wanted a gap between their trousers and their shirt, thus inflicting unattractive fleshy glimpses on the general public. Now they're trying the same con with trouser bottoms. Rise up and thwart them, I say.
Funny the trousers and shoes don't seem to match - would have expected Converse no laces sneakers with 'trendy' trousers like these. Not a cool look. Perhaps that's the point?
ReplyDeleteTo save themselves money (by selling clothes that cost the same but use less material), manufacturers first persuaded women they wanted a gap between their trousers and their shirt, thus inflicting unattractive fleshy glimpses on the general public. Now they're trying the same con with trouser bottoms. Rise up and thwart them, I say.
ReplyDelete