What's going on in Dublin?!

ALARM!

Some serious fashion crimes have been committed during these spring days in Dublin!
As everyone knows Spring is the time where some animals wakes up from their lethargy, but apparently in Dublin not only badgers decide to make their appearance out from their caves..there are some "animalesque" outfits which should stay in lethargy for EVER,  that unfortunately seems to blossom like daisies during Spring time in Dublin city-centre; 
These pictures are clear examples of that.




Here a quick resume in italian of what I've just said because some friends in Italy asked me to translate what I write :) :


In poche parole Dublino che in quanto la capitale dell'Irlanda dovrebbe essere una capitale della moda visto le sue influenze internazionali a causa del flusso immigratorio da tutto il mondo, e visto la sua vicinanza con Londra non si dimostra all'altezza dell'Alta moda, specialmente durante la Primavera dove alcuni look stravaganti e oserei dire rivoltanti si scorgono nelle strade Dublinesi in tutto il loro folgore..e non sono solo ci si mettono i cosiddetti knacker  (per sapere cosa significa la parola "knacker" la foto sottostante spiega più di mille parole) a rovinare il buon gusto Irlandese ma anche in negozi tipo Topshop look obobriosi vengono spacciati come ultime tendenze (come ad esempio ciò che io chiamo le "scarpette di Berlusconi).

Remember: one ray of sun in the sky does not allow you to wear shorts..this is Dublin NOT Miami!! And Anfibios are cool but only if you are wearing a particular style, kind of rock-punk, absolutely not in that kind of pink and especially if you are a knacker that combines them with a lovely orange fake-tan! Not to mention the country squared- shirt..ok it's true that Rihanna was wearing a shirt like that during her "We found love" video-clip, set in the countryside near Dublin, but if you think that wearing it will make you look like her..ehhmmm...WRONG!!!the hair are just the finest touch!

And what about these boat-shoes found in Topshop?! Surely useful for the pouring rain in Dublin, I guess they could actually float on the water! Or if you are not that tall they could help you to gain some centimeters that's why I call them "Berlusconi" shoes in honor of the italian former president Silvio Berlusconi, famous for his highness not only physical.. :D 

Other amazing outfits directly from the 70s...

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C