Would you spend R7579.37 on these jeans?
If you'd like to set a new fashion trend in your neighbourhood - or get expelled/fired/ogled - then these jeans are for you (or not).
As seen on FORWARD by Elyse Walker's website, French brand Y/PROJECT recently released a unique pair of pants for those who want to expose their bottoms! Yes, you read that right. Jeans for those who just want to get a little more air up there.
Called the "Detachable Button Down Pants", these trousers feature a denim waist belt with suspenders holding up the pants section. Basically, they're blue jeans with no ass.
The site describes the jeans as:
Self & Lining: 100% cotton
Made in Tunisia
Machine wash
Hidden button front closures
Adjustable straps with metal ring accents
Button closures along bottom
And the price? $600 (for us locals that is R7579.37 at the moment). Madness!
These are not the only strange jeans to make their way out of the dark corner of a designer's mind. In April, Nordstrom released jeans covered in mud.
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