Business at the front, holiday in the back.
Fashionistas are leaving little to the imagination in clothing of clothing that wear endless skirts to see pants.
This month, Phoebe Philo introduced “collection C”, featuring a series of C-Suite women’s dresses such as pants, blazers and caught shirts.
But 35 sights, someone took the cake: a skirt without the maxi that was masked as the chic corporate from the first – and everything butt from the back. The naked model of the model was covered only by the matching blazer tail.
The Philo Racin Racin is a high game in an early trend of aights that has seen a revival on the runway and the red carpet alike.
At the Vanity Fair Oscars celebration, Zoë Kravitz donated a black Saint Laurent’s black dress that revealed a majority of the actress’s butt, while Kendall Jenner climbed the iconic stairs at last year’s Met Gala, dressed in a 1999 Givenchy Archive Givev. Clear butt.
Julia Fox – a long Taboo trend proposal – sports a chain dress with a cut for her pig in the opening of the Yayoi Kusama exhibition at the Victoria National Gallery in Melbourne. The author, actress and model also appeared in large numbers for The Fashion Awards in 2024, dressed in a Dilara colored dress she found back.
Last year, Katy Perry hit the Billboard Women in Awards Awards in a group of red cherry, including a lace skirt that gives Paps a look at her whale tail, and, for the print tour “Dune”, Bum Zendaya was in full costume.
And this season in Catwalk, “Bomster” jeans stole the show.
At Milan Fashion Week, the infamous Italian label Diesel debuted numerous couples of dangerous low -end denim in the models were on the screen for the front row, while the runway in Paris and Hodakova without a bold waist.
“Please do not make lead cracks a trend,” commented on a person under Vogue’s ticking for oil models. “I don’t want to live in that world.”
“Low lifting jeans: yes. Hydraulic arches: No,” mocked another user.
“Why are you going to use cracks as accessories,” someone else grabbed.
Just that the appearance is everywhere does not mean that it will hold in the midst of the masses – at least, not beyond tinsseltown.
“You will think this is the most vague dress, which lacks no practice at all. It is not exactly easy to get school to get into it,” the stylist Alex Longmore Telegraph of Philo told, suggesting you wear style or pants down.
“But this picture is not meant to take literally. Each designer tells a story with their collections – they create drama, which creates titles.”
And it’s enough to raise some eyebrows.
“I feel like there is a comeback to strip the deliberate,” Sarah Faisal, founder of Baraboux, told Vogue Business of the trend.
“Somethingte something that was a heavy trend in the 90s with [Alexander] McQueen and Tom Ford in Gucci, choosing what we discover and making that statement. “
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