Will the dreaded butt crack trend make a comeback? Diesel shows dangerously low-rise jeans in the Milan Fashion Week

The diesel press release showed that the collection was “increased and yet disturbed, spoiled, slit, destroyed and incredibly low”.

The cheeky statement statement has transferred social media to a tizured area. A user commented Instagram“This is an unfortunate development. Like a second aid from Trump.”

The credit for the popular production of low pants was given to Alexander McQueen. “Just look at his notorious Highland rape show in autumn 1995, in which the British designer immediately demonstrated the extent of his talent and creativity by showing pants with such a low climb that they revealed the so-called” plumber's crack “in the back.

It was often designed with a beaten belt or even tattoos on exposed hips and a very sexy belly piercing. Is this undesirable Y2K-influenced trend that is supposed to rule the fashion scene? Well, a few millennials like me, don't hope!