Within the world of fashion, we hear a lot about issues of weight, whether we're telling people they're too fat, or telling them they're too thin.
What, though, about those poor people who're both fat AND thin, at the same time? We don't all have the luxury of legs that are roughly the same size as each other, after all, and people with one leg substantially bigger than the other have to buy clothes too, don't they? Where do they shop, we wonder?
Wonder no more, readers. They shop here. And they probably buy these exact jeans, because let's be honest, we can't really think of anyone else who'd wear them. Can you?
14 comments on “Skinny jeans meet wide-leg jeans: and you can wear them both at the same time…”
Not to be a nerd, but these totally remind me of the Charger from Left 4 Dead 2. It’s a zombie with one mutated large arm and one withered tiny arm. Picture here: http://tinyurl.com/3xnebxy Uncanny resemblance, no?
Beth, that might be the best comment I’ve ever seen on here. Completely true.
lol, now all I see when I look at the picture is the model doing the zombie shuffle!
Symmetry be damned – this is fashion!
LOL These are neat! But from a wearability standpoint, the feeling of one snug leg and one loose breezy one would squick me out all day….
I feel like I might start walking with a limp….
I think I might add “squick” to my vocabulary.
I don’t think I’ve ever laughed that hard at a piece of clothing, and I’ve worn some pretty questionable things in my time. Thankyou for bringing a ray of sunshine. You are SO blogrolled.
Just in case one leg is larger than the other. How convenient.
The larger question: why bother to be rich and thin, when wearing fashion ‘bang on trend’ makes you look fat and poor? and mentally off balance?
Why try toget a date? When you can attract attention from mental health agencies everywhere?
Yikes! just yikes.
is ‘deconstructed’ technique, very popular in Japan.
http://www.secondcherry.com/deconstructed.html