Hot Pink Clothing
Fame! I want to live forever, I want to learn how to fly. And I want to do it in hot pink clothing. Remember that? Of course you do. The sight of a mixed bunch of likely lads and lasses leaping around New York in assorted items of hot pink clothing defined the fashion mores of a generation. So well, in fact, that Fame has reappeared as an undying stage show (and another film, with a whole new set of beautiful kids doing the hot pink clothing and jumping thing) whose echoes are still felt every time the Paris catwalks unbelt their latest seasonal trends.
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If you want to be fashionable, you can’t get away from hot pink clothing. Lily Allen sports hot pink clothing in her music videos, on her album covers, when she’s being snapped by the paps: the legions of Lily Allen-a-likes infesting the charts at the moment sport hot pink clothing all over their album covers – and so on. Movie stars sport hot pink clothing. Footballer’s wives wear hot pink clothing.
Why? Because they all grew up watching Fame. Fame is the bible of theatre school, which is where most of the hot pink clothing sporting beauties we see on stage and screen were before they were splashed all over the newspapers. And from whom (as my old nan was wont to say) do we take our fashion lead? That’s right. The hot pink clothing wearing drama school alumni yelling at us every morning on MTV.
Fortunately, hot pink clothing (in the right hands) looks pretty darn good. Which isn’t to say you should be rushing out and buying an all-in-one jumpsuit or a pair of adult pyjamas. Check out the hot pink clothing styles supported by your favourite pop-culture icon and you’ll see that most of them use them to accentuate: in other words, hot pink clothing is the icing on the cake, not the sponge. Go for it, girls (and boys) – but go gently. And your hot pink clothing will make you feel like a superstar. Just don’t hurt yourself trying to do the splits in Trafalgar Square.