This season, shorts, often associated with casual or sportswear, are making a bold appearance in the latest collections. Photo (from left): Thom Browne, Giorgio Armani, Bally
Want to look taller? Flashing more leg could just do the trick, especially if you’re on the shorter side.
However, be mindful – if your garment’s length isn’t right, it can actually have the opposite effect.
Always keep your body’s proportions in mind when trying out shorter styles.
If you have shorter legs, longer shorts such as Bermudas or mid-thigh styles can help create the illusion of added height, and if you’re tall with long legs, shorter shorts are a great way to balance everything out.
This season, shorts, often associated with casual or sportswear, are making a bold appearance in the latest collections.
Designers are embracing a wide variety of styles, reimagining the garment for more than just laidback looks.
From formal ensembles to evening attire, shorts are proving their versatility like never before.
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Perfect for the younger set, particularly those in creative fields, this look means business but with a dash of fun and creativity.
Also unconventional is the use of shorts for evening wear, as seen on the runway at Giorgio Armani.
While some might find it unexpected, the Italian design master proves otherwise with an elegant and chic ensemble consisting of a diaphanous, cotton candy-pink top paired with ruched, silky brown shorts.
Who says Bermuda shorts are only for the beach?
Check out Burberry’s latest, featuring Bermudas in a high-waist cut paired with a matching military-style jacket.
The cool combo in neutral khaki is just effortlessly chic.
The Bermuda shorts at Onitsuka Tiger feature loose tailoring with a stretchy waistband, perfectly paired with a loose-cut double-breasted blazer worn over a blue shirt.
White socks and black patent leather penny loafers complete the ensemble, blending preppy chic with casual ease.
At MSGM, a belted black and acid green shorts comes with a matching sporty jacket worn over a black shirt.
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Sporty and cool, this look from the cult Italian brand redefines athleisure with a touch of fashionable flair.
Top of the class when it comes to this trend is Thom Browne. His schoolboy-inspired ensemble includes a varsity striped rugby cardigan worn over a polo shirt paired with olive green shorts.
There’s also a matching hoodie, baseball cap, and tote. It’s back to school with a style upgrade!
Bally’s version is also in olive green and it is from the Swiss brand’s Travel Collection, designed by Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody.
The shorts are styled with a white shirt under a black one. A black backpack and boots tie the look together.