“Slang Skirt”, The Latest Fashion Craze That Costs 2,400 Pesos

Slang skirts are the latest Mexican fashion craze. AndFor the past few days, this article of the Cecilia Mexico brand has stolen the conversation of people on social media.It couldn’t be for less: it costs 2,400 pesos and, literally, is a slang (which costs less than 20 pesos per meter in any market). The comic creativity typical of these cases has long been accompanied by jokes and memes that have served to portray such a peculiar accessory.

But it is not enough. It’s never enough for fashion innovators. It turns out that the slang-skirt is just one garment in a whole collection of slang-based items: sweatshirts, baby clothes, and even surfboard covers. Can’t complain about the lack of variety, wow. In other words: Designers care little or nothing that their creations spark laughter, if in the end someone will always be willing to buy it—they even say that creativity isn’t for everyone— .

And perhaps there they should be given a point: You must have the creativity to find the sparkle in something so mundane. However, in reality, these days everything is susceptible to becoming a luxury.We should start taking better care of the things we have in our home: we don’t know when it will happen to someone that the broom has powers that we, novices in these matters, would never have noticed on our own. Because that’s another thing: We always need someone to open our eyes to the world. cold of trends.

Let’s be honest: These types of accessories are sure to die with time, they’re fashionable for a reason. Yes, they’re likely to be recycled over time (slang designs have appeared in the past with more or less similar reactions), but luckily there’s still a massive amount of discretion in matters like this—and hopefully slang. The price is not. Then go through the roof. The much cheaper and less pretentious Coyoacán slang sweater will still be there for those who love them.

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What’s surprising is that there are people paying for it. Or maybe it’s worth stepping back a little and thinking: is this really that surprising? Maybe we’ve become accustomed to it: to brands that sell expensive goods, with the old excuse that they “give status” or “sell experience”, when their value is reduced to that: to bring out an image, A logo, something that sets them apart. It doesn’t matter its usefulness or the “effort” behind an idea. As long as it serves to promote a showy exclusivity, they can say they’re doing their job pretty well. Who out there buys it and feels special to have it.

The idea that condition matters as much or more than the product is what has brought us to the point of no return, in which a twenty-peso deal sold for 2,000 because the people who designed it wanted it, Because they believe the illusion that every idea is valuable and deserves recognition and appreciation by the whole world.

But he is too quick to give up everything to lose. A final storehouse of trivia is still available, in the style of the “impossible tasks” of Tec de Monterrey. And there are still people who do what it takes to be in such absurd contexts: take a keyboard and write that it’s funny, make a meme, a joke, whatever, but make a fight: any scammer it Doesn’t believe his shots hair can be equipped with creativity.

As long as there’s laughter, there’s a whole collection of jargon and everything else that comes to mind.

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