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How to wear your trainers in cold temperatures
by Vanessa Kim
Get Shorty: Shorts for him
27.7.2020
Translation: machine translated
Shorts have finally got rid of their negative reputation. With these styles and styling tips, you won't be labelled a "tourist" when wearing shorts.
For a long time, they were frowned upon: shorts, which often come across in a ragged manner - preferably for tourists of US origin cough. I can't help but think of Hawaiian shirts and white socks in trekking sandals. For a fashion editor like me, a true fashion nightmare. But shorts can do much more than just cover travellers' thighs. You just need to follow a few styling tips.
The trendsetter:
The sportsman:
The golden boy:
Whether it's dinner or a barbecue - chino shorts always work and are therefore a true all-rounder. Preppy-style trousers (a kind of college look) also work if you want to go all out on a date - sorry, but with some ladies this trick really works. Matching the look: a bold watch on your wrist.
The hip one:
The trendy athleisure wear doesn't stop at shorts. Short track pants are now socially acceptable outside the gym too - it's the styling that makes the difference! I recommend a light cotton long-sleeved shirt (preferably striped) and smart shoes to take the sportiness out of the look.
With these 5 tips, shorts will be stylish in no time
About length: The right length is essential - the style must be neither too long nor too short. After all, you don't want to be running around in hot pants or Bermuda shorts. The perfect length ends just above the knee.
Slim-fit: It's not just the suit that's slim-fit, but also the legwear. Tend to wear your shorts "fitted", but not too tight-fitting.
Smooth thing: If the temperatures allow it, wear an ironed shirt. If you want to go one step further, pair with a linen blazer.
Formality: If you are rather short, you should go for a shorter model that makes you look taller. This will make your legs look longer. Are you very tall? Then go the other way round.
Which model do you prefer? Let me know and leave your favourite in the comments column.
Last published in another form on 26 June 2019
When I’m not exploring the depths of the sea as an open water diver, I enjoy plunging into the world of fashion. On the streets of Paris, Milan and New York is where I keep my eyes peeled for the latest trends. And I’ll show you how to take them from the catwalk to your everyday life.
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