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JAKARTA - The fashion world is again made into a scene with the latest unusual trends. This time, jeans with a unique design, which is one long side and one short side, managed to steal the attention.

Although it looks unconventional, the jeans, which are priced at US$440 or Rp7.1 million, are selling well in the market and have hot conversations among fashion lovers.

These unique pants are designed by French fashion house, Coperni. Despite being criticized, these pants have actually become one of the hottest trends of the season.

Dubbed the 'One-leg denim trouser' on the official COPerni website, blue cotton jeans are now sold out in all sizes, both from small, small and medium.

For those who don't get it, some fashionistas are desperate to take their old jeans and cut one leg to participate in this strange trend. Apparently, hitting the fashion world has indeed become part of the Coperni strategy.

Designed with a high waist cut, these pants combine a beach shorts style with a single-foot silhouette. This creates a completely different appearance than usual, "explained Coperni, quoted from the New York Post page.

Fans of these half-short and half-long pants think of it as a cool innovation. However, some critics hope this trend passes quickly.

"These may be the most controversial jeans on the internet," said influencer Kristy Sarah (29).

Then, Kristy tried the pants with her husband, Desmond, through a video shared on his TikTok account which has 16 million followers.

"No one will use it," said Desmond in the video.

Some people on the internet also agree with him. They call these pants strange and ridiculous.

Krissley, the famous Emmy winner of the RuPaul's Drag Race and Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, also made similar comments to The Post.

"Hopefully this trend will pass quickly and there will be no foothold in the fashion world," he said.

This isn't the first time Coperni has experimented with an asymmetric design. In October, Amelia Gray (23) model showed off these half-length and short pants on the Coperni runway. Other big brands like Bottega Veneta and Louis Vuitton also feature similar designs late last year.

Now, with the denim being the main fashion trend again in 2025, thanks to an icon like Kendrick Lamar that revives the flare jeans style, designers are increasingly required to think out of style and follow social media trends.

"In the past, fashion was influenced by designers and culture, but now it is more influenced by social media. We are increasingly seeing strange designs, but that doesn't mean it's better." he said.