• 06/01/2023
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Fashion can be disgusting. He's peeing his jeans. Does Ronaldo have them?<

When it comes to extreme fashion trends, many of us think of socks with sandals, disproportionately deep tank tops full of hair or jeans called moldy jeans. However, these trends, at least as far as the potential disgust of the surroundings are concerned, are now being successfully overcome by the products of the new fashion brand Wet Pants Denim. She started selling jeans that are deliberately sewn and dyed in the crotch so that the wearer in public looks like someone who has had an unfortunate accident. The illusion of a large wet spot evokes that the person in question did not make it to the toilet.

Attracting attention“Obviously, this is another commercial trend that brands nowadays want to use at least once to reach the customer's attention. In particular, this one needs to draw attention to itself with its merpower. However, the popularity of similar extremely prominent fashion trends on the Internet is gradually shortening, and its lifespan is more reminiscent of funny short videos a la TikTok, after which not even a dog will bark in a month," says fashion editor Olga Egler for the Metro newspaper.

According to the American company Wet Pants Denim, the wet look has recently become popular among influencers and celebrities. On its Instagram, the company shared several photos of stars who allegedly adopted the style as their own. Not only computer experts will recognize at first glance that these are photomontages used more for entertainment.

“However, if we look at the trend in all seriousness, we can connect this comic product with the homeless chic trend, indirectly linked to the nineties grunge, popularized on the streets thanks to Kurt Cobain and on the catwalk thanks to Mark Jacobs. After its decline in 1994, grunge made a comeback thanks to the resurrection of vintage and the angle of street and high fashion. In the last few years, we could see it at Gucci, Balenciaga or Vetements," adds Egler to Metro.

Like from ZoolanderThe homeless chic clothing trend was last popularized at the beginning of this century. “My generation will certainly remember the legendary Jacobim Mugata, played by Will Farrell, who presented his Derelicte collection as the future of fashion in the comedy film Zoolander. However, that satire was not far from the truth, as it was a direct response to John Galliano's most controversial show in 2000. The creative director of Dior at the time was directly inspired by the homeless of Paris," recalls millennial Egler.

White jeans and yellow spotsWhen choosing jeans, a potential brave customer has three options. The most extravagant look is the white design, which will really attract everyone's attention with its distinctive yellow spot in the crotch. The company even offers to modify your current jeans. In addition to trousers, the company with the slogan "make wet jeans dry again" also produces caps. These resemble the style of Donald Trump's campaign caps. "We do not plan to offer jeans with a brown or red stain," the company states on its website.

Golden mold?Who didn't have moldy jeans called mold in the 80s, had to wear corduroys, or even humiliating tights. For women, a pink t-shirt with the head of Mickey Mouse, a wide belt, or even shiny elastic bands were popular at the time. The first-mentioned pants made of "moldy denim" treated, for example, with chlorine, experienced a comeback about three years ago. The brands Stella McCartney and Miu Miu included them in their collections at the time. With their ugliness, the pants can, according to critics, dare to shake hands with the aforementioned "pissed jeans".

Socks with sandalsSocks with sandals have become synonymous with fashionable bad taste in the country. This trend, considered by many to be disgusting and at the same time one of the most classic "Cecháček clichés", returned briefly to the fashion limelight about eleven years ago. The UK's Daily Telegraph reported in 2010 that wearing socks with sandals had become a hit for the spring/summer of that year. As recently as 2014, several sources reported that the combination of socks and sandals had become a fashion trend, especially in the United States and the United Kingdom. Many celebrities are also photographed with socks in sandals and slippers.

Comeback kidney bagAt least once in their life, almost everyone has had a kidney bag, or rather a convenient clip-on bag, clipped around their waist. In addition, about four years ago, this practical fashion accessory celebrated a comeback and since then it has continued to be popular across generations. Although together with socks in sandals and a white tank top tucked into baggy jeans pulled up to the waist, they symbolize the 1990s, but they've stuck around ever since. However, they are no longer considered a hot trend. In addition, the way they are worn has changed. According to fashion experts, it is best to hang the bag on the shoulder or throw it over the head like a backpack.

It stinks like assThere is another angle to the pee-peeped jeans trend. And that of marketing. American influencer Ethan Klein, for example, offered an anus-scented candle last Christmas. We have not been able to find out how many he sold.