By De Elizabeth, Allure
Buying a pair of jeans these days is a lot different than it used to be. Sure, you can find some basic denim if that’s what you’re into, but there’s also plenty of weird AF types of pants to choose from. We’re still not over Topshop’s “clear knee” jeans (just in case you wanted to show off your kneecaps but maybe not get them wet?) or the “bare butt” jeans from Vetements, providing easy access to your booty at all times.
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It seems as though ASOS has hopped on the bizarre jeans trend, as they recently introduced their “high waisted straight leg jeans with open back” — and they’re exactly what they sound like. The pants have a half-moon shaped cutout in the back (with a line of fabric down the middle), pretty much guaranteeing that you’ll sport a stylish plumber's crack wherever you may go.
We have just one question about these pants. OK, scratch that, we have a lot
of questions. But the biggest mystery seems to be: If we’re showing off
our butts in our jeans now, does that mean we need butt facials? Or at
least a DIY butt skin-care routine? Wait — what Instagram filter looks
best on the butt? Ugh, this is stressful.
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Fortunately, we’ve already put together a guide for dealing with butt acne (AKA buttne). Some of the go-to tips recommended by dermatologists? Avoid tight-fitting clothing (especially while sweating), don’t over-scrub, and rely on gentle exfoliants to keep your skin smooth and hydrated.
Buying a pair of jeans these days is a lot different than it used to be. Sure, you can find some basic denim if that’s what you’re into, but there’s also plenty of weird AF types of pants to choose from. We’re still not over Topshop’s “clear knee” jeans (just in case you wanted to show off your kneecaps but maybe not get them wet?) or the “bare butt” jeans from Vetements, providing easy access to your booty at all times.
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It seems as though ASOS has hopped on the bizarre jeans trend, as they recently introduced their “high waisted straight leg jeans with open back” — and they’re exactly what they sound like. The pants have a half-moon shaped cutout in the back (with a line of fabric down the middle), pretty much guaranteeing that you’ll sport a stylish plumber's crack wherever you may go.
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Fortunately, we’ve already put together a guide for dealing with butt acne (AKA buttne). Some of the go-to tips recommended by dermatologists? Avoid tight-fitting clothing (especially while sweating), don’t over-scrub, and rely on gentle exfoliants to keep your skin smooth and hydrated.
