Flaunt your pins in micro shorts
Melbourne, Nov 8 : Want to show off your pins? Well, then adding micro shorts to your wardrobe could be an excellent idea.
For women who are bold enough to step out in them, micro shorts are proving must-have items.
Kisses boutique owner Rachel Moor Bryce said that the skimpy style had sold incredibly well in the market.
'I thought they were sort of for the young people, but girlfriends of mine - young mums who are in good shape - they're wearing them and they look good,' she said.
However, the super-short shorts don't come cheap.
'They're 349 dollars which is a lot, but you'll get a lot of wear out of them. People are looking at how you're styling them,' the Courier Mail quoted her as saying.
Moor Bryce said the shorts could be paired with a tunic or long tee, a blazer or swimsuit and were perfect to take on holiday.
'It's a new trend that's been made really big by the celebrities who are wearing them and getting a lot of exposure in magazines,' she said.
Gisele Bundchen, Kate Moss and Sienna Miller are fans, but Moor Bryce warns they won't hide a thing.
'They also look best with a flat shoe as opposed to a heel,' she said.
--ANI
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