Men's fashion as economic indicator from @databutmakeitfashion
The creator presents a humorous theory correlating the length of men's shorts with economic growth, using celebrity examples like Milo Ventimiglia and Paul Mescal as 'evidence'. The video culminates with a bar chart visualizing this data and connects the satirical concept to the real-world 'hemline index' for women's fashion.
Creator: @databutmakeitfashion on TikTok
Transcript
You're wondering when the economy will start getting better, just pay attention to how many men are wearing short shorts. Because it turns out tier is a relationship between men's hemlines and economic prosperity. Take for example, these pictures of Milo Ventimiglia pumping gas. After these pictures dropped, the economy grew almost 5%. When Esco rocked these super short Gucci shorts, the economy grew 3.5%. And when Pedro Pascal popped a thigh at the twenty twenty three Met Gala, the economy grew
Topics: Fashion, Menswear, Business, Satire
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