Weird News Has The Viral Jeans Craze Gone Too Far?

The New York retailer is selling a pair of Y/Project detachable short-jeans for a cool $425 to solve any impending weather woes that lie ahead. And yes, they're exactly what they sound like: Essentially, they're shorts with attachable jean legs, just in case you'd like to wear them as pants, instead of carrying another pair with you. But this pair comes with an added bonus, compared to a few sweaty drawbacks with its predecessors. Due to the detachable option, it comes with upper thigh and lower booty cleavage, which seems to be quite the trend these days, thanks to the likes of Re/Done and the Kardashians.

Pup Once Called 'The Saddest Dog in the World' Is Looking for a Home Again

After an image of Lana cowering at an animal shelter went viral in 2015, thousands of applications poured in. Now, she's once again looking for a home. Nearly two years after Lana the Labrador became known as "the saddest dog in the world," she's looking for a forever home again.After an image of Lana cowering at an animal shelter went viral in 2015, thousands of applications poured in and she found a new owner. Load Error But this week, animal rescue group "Rescue Dogs Match" shared an update: Lana is back up for adoption.

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Call me desensitized, but they don’t seem much more objectionable than your average rap video. (But of course, just because we allow tracks like “Candy Shop” to play in prime time doesn’t mean Jamaica necessarily should, too …) What do you think of the “daggering” craze ?

When you think about it, detachable short-jeans actually sound pretty cool, like a brilliant idea you might've thought of ages ago that never came to fruition. Hell, who knew someone would invent jeans that charge your phone? Or denim that moisturizes your legs? Jeans that can turn into a pair of hotpants seems all too futuristic, and, hey, we can't say we don't appreciate the option. But, we're not entirely convinced...

Now, there's nothing necessarily impractical about the novelty denim item, per se, but they are a small part of a larger conversation that needs to be had. Since vintage denim is new luxury denim, and that old-meets-new business being at an all-time high, why are retailers trolling us with all of these otherworldly denim styles? Since when was it uncool to just wear regular jeans? Or ripped jeans? Skinny? Boyfriend? Jorts? We're strong believers in wearing whatever you want, of course, but we're not quite ready to let go of our pretty straightforward, chilled-out, weekend-ready denim staples.