For everyone who's been searching Men's Wearhouse for a halter-top overall that you can wear shirtless, we bet you never thought of pairing it with a pink hat. (Arun Nevader, Getty Images)
This may be the worst example we've ever seen of the cutout trend. And we can't stop thinking of Teletubbies. This makes no sense, and it doesn't have to, because fashion is subjective. (Ben Gabbe, Getty Images)
This trucker nurse is not going to fix your wound. She's already using all of the Band-Aids. (Fernanda Calfat, Getty Images)
In case you want the schlumpy look of having a sweatshirt tied around your waist, without the convenience of having an actual sweatshirt. (Allison Joyce, Getty Images)
Next spring you'll want to make everything look as droopy as possible. (Neilson Barnard)
First there were skorts, then there were skirt-pants, now we have shorts-pants. New ideas - shoe-pants and hat-shirts. (Fernanda Calfat, Getty Images)
Here's what happens if a giant 3-year-old captures your boyfriend for a game of dress-up. (Arun Nevader, Getty Images)
Where was this jumpsuit when we were trying to wrangle our kids at the mall? It eliminates the need for those backpack leashes. (Brian Ach, Getty Images)
We honestly can't tell if this is a pajama set, an evening gown or a cat toy. (Arun Nevader, Getty Images)
Business attire for the woman who wants to take up as much space as possible in the elevator. (Peter Michael Dills)
The spirit of your sofa can now go anywhere with you. (Peter Michael Dills, Getty Images)
If it's not a sofa-wearing kind of day, maybe try some curtains instead. (Peter Michael Dills, Getty Images)
Here's how to fake that super-awake look at work after a rough night. (Ilya S. Savenok, Getty Images)
We get it, Perez Hilton. All new parents wear their jammies to Fashion Week. (Chelsea Lauren, Getty Images)
Where is this person even traveling to? Is that creepy neck parasite making him do it? And why is he stealing Batman's blue underpants? (Chelsea Lauren, Getty Images)
A close-up of Batman's underpants. (Chelsea Lauren, Getty Images)
We're assuming the alien parasite told him to get that tattoo. (Chelsea Lauren, Getty Images)
High-water pineapple pants. Because you don't want to step on the pineapples. (Brian Ach, Getty Images)
The fashion industry keeps coming up with new ways to make our hips and feet appear bigger. (Arun Nevader, Getty Images)
It doesn't matter what your high-fashion name is, all men's underpants look like they came from Walmart. (Arun Nevader)
If you're going to do fuzzy pants, it's important to make sure the midriff is fuzz-free. (Brian Ach, Getty Images)
We're fine with the pink bathrobe, belly-pocket wind shirt and flower pants. But those shoes are just not a realistic choice for this outfit. Maybe a nice strappy sandal? (Mark Von Holden, Getty Images)
Right. This one goes much better with the shoes. (Mark Von Holden, Getty Images)
Here's a bridal wear idea for people getting married at Niagara Falls. (Mark Von Holden, Getty Images)
Here's the Niagara Falls bridesmaid. (Peter Michael Dills, Getty Images)
Is your exercise gear too sensible and aerodynamic? Fashion it up with a mullet skirt. (Fernanda Calfat, Getty Images For Y-3)
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