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The summer season is about getting away from it all. This year, the global pandemic may not allow us to cross all the world’s borders, but fashion is on hand to whisk us away to paradise destinations, starting with Hawaii. Make no mistake, this legendary print — star of the ’90s — is no longer the preserve of surfers. In fact, it’s taking over (almost) all the items in our wardrobes.
What’s going on with the world? After a year spent in jogging pants and pajamas, suddenly everything has been turned upside down, as all manner of the most uncool apparel and accessories from fashion past comes hurtling back to the forefront of the scene. After Crocs , bucket hats and shiny gold chains, next in line comes a pattern that was once the butt of much criticism in the fashion world: Hawaiian print. Yes, it’s making a comeback, and not just for surfers.Godzilla Hawaiian Shir
Note that we said “Hawaiian print” and not “Hawaiian shirt.” Although the latter item was once a wardrobe staple for many men, rest assured that it is not about to make a comeback. The world may have been at a standstill for more than a year due to the global pandemic, but things haven’t quite gone that cray — yet — and let’s Godzilla Hawaiian Shirhope it stays that way. Nevertheless, Hawaiian print — as spotted on fashion icon Hailey Baldwin, among others — is coming to closets (and suitcases), so get ready to find a way to make it work.
Hibiscus, the new flower queen?
Good news or bad news? It’s hard to say, because the fashionista inside all of us undoubtedly says that the star print of the ’90s (yes, that famous decade again) should never have resurfaced. But, then again, this is sure to be a summer like no other, so much so that any print, piece or accessory evoking optimism, audacity, good vibes, escapism, wellbeing and, ultimately, life, is likely to be seen as a welcome breath of fresh air.
And what better than Hawaiian print — often with a hibiscus flower motif — to embody this thirst for freedom, escapism and a carefree life that we missed so much during this long and taxing year? Brace yourself for this floral motif coming to short and long dresses, tops, skirts, pants, caps and hats, and swimwear, of course — all finished in bright, bold colors, bursting with vibrancy and life, not to go unnoticed.
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- Rob Lowe stars in the Fox show 9–1–1: Lone Star, which was recently renewed for its third season.
- The 57-year-old actor posted a hilarious video on Instagram singing “Bohemian Rhapsody” while stuck in traffic.
Rob Lowe may be one of the most recognizable actors in Hollywood, with decades of roles in hits like St. Elmo’s Fire, Parks and Recreation, The West Wing, 9–1–1 Lone Star, and many other films and TV shows, but when he’s stuck in traffic, he’s just like us!
In a recent Instagram video, the actor is seen lip-syncing along enthusiastically to Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody.” (Admit it: You’ve been there.) Lowe is likely inspired by the famous head-banging scene from Wayne’s World. Fans will remember him as Benjamin Oliver in the 1992 hit movie, although he wasn’t a Godzilla Hawaiian Shirpart of the opening scene that finds Wayne and Garth rocking out in their car. And he really goes for it, singing all the parts, making faces, and even playing air piano.
Lowe, looking ready for vacation in a Hawaiian shirt and sunglasses, captioned the video, “When in traffic, sometimes you just have to do it. #bohemianrhapsody.”
His fans flooded the post with comments. One wrote, “MEEEE! Hahaha so relatable 👏🏻”
Another said, “This 👏 is 👏 every 👏 thing!”
One fan wrote, “There is never a wrong time for Queen!”
The video left some commenters wanting more. One said, “Am i the only one waiting for the head banger straight after?? I was just getting in to it with you 🤭😂😂.Xx”
Another said, “We’re going to need to see more of lip sync. You know this, right? Can you do Hallelujah next?”
Of course, you can’t please everyone. Lowe’s 26-year-old son, John, who works alongside his dad as a writer Godzilla Hawaiian Shiron 9–1–1: Lone Star, was not impressed. “I threw up watching this,” he wrote.
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See, even a famous actor can embarrass his kids!
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