Fashion, it's ridiculous by now, isn't it?
The oversized hoodies, holes jeans and the sneakers in the weirdest colors. It's all examples of trends. But I think the world is ready for something new, something unique that few people have ever heard of: the PantPieces.
During Chanel Fall/Winter 2020, the PantPieces were first seen. Many of the spectators looked at this new clothing with their mouths open, but the PantPieces also remained unknown to big designers such as Donatella Versace and Ralph Lauren. February 2022, this idea will be published by Versace.
We have been talking about the concept of 'PantPieces', but what are these really?
Simply put, it is a reevaluated version of the jeans with holes. As the holes were getting bigger, the debuting fashion designer Keoke Ilar thought that the entire pants could be pretty much hole, by attaching some pieces of denim fabric to the skin with specially formulated skin glue, with this Ilar left a good first impression.!
The expectations are that about a quarter of all people will wear the PantPieces weekly about a year after Vercas's launch. The price of a set will be around two hundred euros.
So you can definitely expect a lot of new fashion before 2022, including the recently published PantPieces.
Karin, fashion journalist for Real Fake News
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Ridiculous fashions, and serious fashions, although the first is more abundant.
Yes. the fashion designers are sure to think:
Those who are so crazy to participate in it should also pay for it. I'm sure they love all their ideas. As long as it brings.
Some people also like to stand out or follow the trends to join the masses.
Many ideas related to fashion went through the braces.
But I think this is really going too far.