The “jorts” season has arrived

The 90’s silhouette is now reborn from a multitude of moodboards and designs, becoming one of the great pillars of current streetwear that invades from the streets to the feeds of great stylistic references such as Amelia Gray, Hailey Bieber, Bella Hadid, Dua Lipa or Kendall Jenner.

These slightly longer, baggy denim shorts, which we could retrieve from the depths of the closets of skaters or middle-aged rappers, are reinterpreted for the SS23 season in myriad styles, formats and materials ranging from high-waisted to low-waisted, or dressed up with monogram prints amid a play on proportions as a key element.

WITHIN THE DAD-CORE TREND

These pants, which have evolved from the subcultural sphere to the catwalk, are part of the dad-core trend, between hiking sneakers or utility pants, which also coexist with micro-shorts, practically invisible, in the same polarized trend cycle. After all, what seems to prevail now within the latent codes of fashion is the resistance and functionality of the piece over the rest. However, without ever abandoning the aesthetic component.

Jorts, which are also updated with other elements such as large pockets or raw stitched hems, are back in fashion among outsiders and archivists who, unlike their role at the end of the 20th century, this time are even present on the catwalks of Louis Vuitton and Kenzo Paris.