Fashion guru, part deux
Ok, I will be the first to admit that I am not the most hip and fashion-conscious guy, though I do play one on TV. But something has come to my attention lately, and I feel the burning desire to blog about it. (As an aside, don't you love when somebody uses "blog" as a verb? It's like it's not writing, it's blogging! That makes it so much less dorky! Duh, people!) Anyway. Where was I? Ah, yes. A new fashion trend that I have recently become aware of.
Gauchos!
No, not the University of California Santa Barbara sports teams, either. It's these new pants the ladies seem to be fond of. Too lazy to click the link and have decided instead to say, "Gauchos? Will you please explain what those are, Maki?" Well, it's a good thing you've caught me in a generous mood. Let me enlighten you, compadre. Gauchos are pretty much a cross between capris (you know the pants that just kind of end at the calf, like they've been pre-shrunk or something) and bellbottoms (if I have to explain what those are, I hate you. Leave me alone.) In other words, you know what they are?
Pirate pants.
There, I said it.
Pirate pants.
I see girls walking around and I just want to say, "Ahoy, matey! We be swashbucklin' this afternoon at Publix? I'd join ye but me parrot is a-waitin' out in the car! ARRRRR!" And then I get slapped because I get caught looking at her ass. 'Cause damn if those things don't make a girl's ass look Jimmy Walker "Dyno-MITE!" They accomplish this despite looking rather piratish in general. Yes, I said "piratish." We're making up words here, people. This is fashion talk, dammit. FASHION TALK. Seriously, though. I figured they were part of some Halloween costume deal at first, since they could be somewhat worked into the whole hooker/slut outfit that Halloween brings about. Hooker/slut/pirate wench works for me. Speaking of hooker/slut/pirate wenches, let's bring on our first guest for "Gaucho Time!"


All we need now is one last fusion of the two and I may have just started a new fashion trend here...

I feel like looting and pillaging already. Arrrrrrr!
9 Comments:
I going to have to disagree with you and say that I believe the next fashion trend to be peglegs.
The next year is going to see the classic pegleg pulled from beneath the grubby, rum soaked ship dweller and attached to the supple stumps of A-list stars everywhere, from Madonna to Pamela Anderson.
Of course, no limbless ensemble would be complete without the accesories, and that includes the classic look of the silver hand hook.
This year, I think we are going to move away from the plain silver hook and see more etched designs, possibly the timeless half-naked mermaid, along with more jewel encrusted originals. More bling for the Ship-King!
Oh man, I never noticed it before but the word verification DOES use partial words from the previous comment!
My word verification is "egleg"
You said "gay". I'm tellin Holly.
I like those pants. I think I will go by at least 10. Nice job on the eye patch ;-)
I'm not a big fan of these either. Sure, they're comfy (I imagine), but they aren't the least bit flattering on anyone.
I love how in the stores, they're trying to make gauchos into businses attire: gaucho/long short + suit jacket = office apparel? I don't think so.
I have a client with a "pegleg" who always wears capris. Maybe I should suggest gauchos to her (with an eye patch). LOL!
MAGNIFICENT!!
hahaha-- I'll be the first to buy an LV eyepatch... :)
I almost included a shot of a pirate hook, but left it out at the last minute because he actually looked kind of like a pirate. That simply would not do.
I don't see peglegs just yet. I think they'll go with carrying a scabbard on one's belt, then the obligatory parrot and then they will finally get to the pegleg. People need to be eased into fashion. A pegleg is kind of jumping in with both feet first (pun intended).
oh, no no no no no! fat pants!
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