It is now Spring of 2008 and the leggings have not exited the fashion realm. I wrote a blog entry in which I featured a particularly grievous item, a pair of shiny bright blue footless tights from American Apparel.
I actually LIKE American Apparel. Their t-shirt fabric is comfortable and supposedly sweatshop free. They treat their employees well and feature said employees on their online catalog. That's all well and good. It does not, however, explain this:

All I can figure is that the model wearing these reflective leggings didn't oppose to having her photo taken because it would only be shown from the (high) waist down. To be honest, I can't quite figure out how one would wear such an item. If one is obscene enough to buy a pair, then one really ought to showcase them at full exposure, perhaps pairing with reflective sunglasses and a matching halter top (if there exists such an item!)

Opaque two color Pantyhose.
For the inner Jester in you...
~flutterbyblue
Images lifted from http://store.americanapparel.net

2 comments:
That's horrendous. Thank goodness I live in Boston, where preppy (and flattering!) country club wear is still considered the height of fashion.
Ha. true enough! Although I was at Daedalus the other night and saw a guy dressed in salmon pink pants with matching pink and blue striped tie. Not as bad as the jester look, but the social connotations of the prep-school-gleeclub look kind of make gag.
Post a Comment