The PAM 'Skinny Sip' Shirt Makes Laundry Accidents Look Chic
Robyn Currie — April 12, 2010 — Fashion
References: goodhoodstore & theworldsbestever
I don't ever use bleach in my laundry because I will always stain my clothes with it. Maybe that is the next big thing in fashion though, as the PAM 'Skinny Dip' shirt is breaking all the laws of fashion.
Right up there with not wearing white after Labor Day, the PAM 'Skinny Dip' shirt makes your friends think that either you are at the forefront of awesomeness, or you just spilled a bottle of bleach all over yourself.
Right up there with not wearing white after Labor Day, the PAM 'Skinny Dip' shirt makes your friends think that either you are at the forefront of awesomeness, or you just spilled a bottle of bleach all over yourself.
Trend Themes
1. Bleach Fashion Trend - Designing and marketing clothing that incorporates bleach stains to create fashionable and edgy looks.
2. Laundry Mishap Trend - Creating clothing that intentionally looks like it has been stained or damaged in the laundry process for a unique and on-trend aesthetic.
3. DIY Bleach Trend - Encouraging consumers to customize and personalize their clothing by providing tutorials on how to safely and effectively bleach their own clothes to achieve a trendy look.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - Retailers and brands can tap into the bleach fashion trend by offering clothing styles that incorporate bleach stains as a unique design element.
2. Streetwear - Streetwear brands can create a new category of clothing that intentionally looks damaged, embracing the laundry mishap trend and tapping into the edgy, urban aesthetic.
3. DIY Fashion - A new trend of DIY fashion can be created by teaching consumers the appropriate ways to bleach their clothing, empowering them to stylize their own wardrobes.
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