Push-up pants : They are men's answer to the Wonderbra – give it up for the latest craze among blokes: Push-up pants. The briefs are designed to make the most of modest manhoods, reports The Sun. The garment, which has special pocket inside that thrusts the contents up and out, has been flying off the shelves since they were introduced. The pants are the brainchild of designer Roland Lodoli who launched them at his shop in Zagreb, Croatia. "Now I'm working on some swimwear for men for the summer so they never have to feel ashamed on the beach again — no matter how cold the water," The Sun quoted him, as saying.
Bikini jeans : Just when common people thought fashion world couldn''t get any weirder, along comes – the bikini jeans! Priced at 62 pounds, the eye-catching apparel feature a thong sewn into a pair of supremely low-slung jeans. Brainchild of Japanese clothing company Sanna's, the booty-cut bottoms were born after a customer said she wanted jeans that sat lower than the hips but did not need to be hoicked up in an unladylike fashion, reports Wales Online . Designer Sandra Tanimura, who owns a pair of the bikini jeans herself, said: "This was very difficult without the trousers falling down, so I came up with the idea of using the bikini strings. "They have already taken off in Japan and we believe they will be just as popular in the UK, especially with bold women who like their own bodies." However, stylist Wenda James-Rowe said: "They are totally tasteless and terrible – it's taking things to the extreme. "If you have a pair of jeans that fall down, just wear a belt. To wear these you would have to be stick thin or you would have big bulges coming out the gaps. "It's not something I would wear – maybe they would appeal to really young girls but even if they do, I think the attraction will be short-lived."
Bikini jeans : Just when common people thought fashion world couldn''t get any weirder, along comes – the bikini jeans! Priced at 62 pounds, the eye-catching apparel feature a thong sewn into a pair of supremely low-slung jeans. Brainchild of Japanese clothing company Sanna's, the booty-cut bottoms were born after a customer said she wanted jeans that sat lower than the hips but did not need to be hoicked up in an unladylike fashion, reports Wales Online . Designer Sandra Tanimura, who owns a pair of the bikini jeans herself, said: "This was very difficult without the trousers falling down, so I came up with the idea of using the bikini strings. "They have already taken off in Japan and we believe they will be just as popular in the UK, especially with bold women who like their own bodies." However, stylist Wenda James-Rowe said: "They are totally tasteless and terrible – it's taking things to the extreme. "If you have a pair of jeans that fall down, just wear a belt. To wear these you would have to be stick thin or you would have big bulges coming out the gaps. "It's not something I would wear – maybe they would appeal to really young girls but even if they do, I think the attraction will be short-lived."
