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Just like some of the forgotten trends that make a surprise revisit once in while, it looks like the Bermuda shorts are back in style. Looking globally, the doubts are put to rest, as the international ramps are dancing to the ‘music of Bermuda’.

The shorter shorts have given way to knee length shorts, while the styling exists with ample space for both old and new patterns. DKNY opted for the classic way with distressed denims and patent white shirts to give it a go ahead for Bermuda’s re-entry. And, then there was no looking back to the mid-length shorts wave.
Alexander Wang showcased it in an all black well-constructed look, with faux leather slim fit shirt to go with it, bringing a whole new dimension of corporate look. Mara Hoffman’s version came in mismatched tribal prints in aqua shades, while Michael Kors introduced an element of checkered monochrome. Nannette Lepore too opted for mismatched prints but kept it strictly striped with a light summer jacket. The designer made an impact by playing all the three in different colours.
Designer Medhavini Khaitan provides a overall picture of the Bermuda trend from the top fashion labels, and informs, “Nicole Miller allowed things to get sensual with a body hugging Bermuda with a sheer halter neck asymmetrical top in deep rich paints. Vera Wang went colour happy with lots of yellow matching prints,” adding, “Vera also took it a step forward by making things formal here with bejewelled and sequinned brocades in near nude colours. Ruffian’s look flaunted a semi-fitted Bermuda with a ruffled neck and ruffled sleeveless top in aquatic shades. However, Rachel Roy’s combination of lace and cutwork in ivory hues was one concept that really stood out for me.”
“Spotted in both baggy and close-fitted sleek styles, this fairly forgiving short facilitates a polished look for the warm days of summer. This casual, comfy look can be translated into a chic statement with the right styling. Also known as city shorts, crops, knee-pants, Bermudas will take you from the beach to the mall to work, and everywhere in between,” says designer Pooja Shah of the label More Mischief.
She adds, “The bright high-waisted shorts in summer colours are also in vogue. For a more feminine outlook pair the shorts with a peplum top or ruffled blouse.”
Gunjan Goyal, the in-house designer of Provogue shares her views, “Shorts in the past for both men and women were only seen in twill fabric in beige and navy colour, relying more on the cargo look. With specifics like two front and back patch pockets with a draw string. The current trend have brought a wave of vibrant colours, stylish slash pockets in clean well-structured style that has a sense of fun and adventure. Of course, somethings don’t change, for instance cotton in bright shades and denims remain a steady player in the Bermuda scene.”

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