‘Jeans’ at 40 degrees: how can a man continue to wear jeans in the midst of a heatwave?
Faced with the recent furor of extra-short Bermuda shorts, one garment continues to reign in the male wardrobe all year round. Whether it rains, snows or is scorching, jeans refuse to die.
Hope arrived with thighs in the air. Two summers ago, stars like singer Harry Styles or actor Paul Mescal set out to free men's legs by wearing the shortest pants possible. They were nicknamed "shorts shorts" and fashion magazines rushed to predict the end of the reign of long pants in summer. But, perhaps, they did so with more enthusiasm than accuracy.
Because, once the furor had passed, the male complex about Bermuda shorts continued to exist and, although the heat is now even greater, there is a garment that is foreign to any fashion which, for comfort, laziness or modesty, continues to dominate the male wardrobe all year round. Whether it rains, snows or is scorching, jeans refuse to die.
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