Cargo shorts were born during the Korean and Vietnam Wars when American servicemen cut off their cargo pants into shorts for more comfort in hot weather. This look was first copied for civilian dress ...

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We get it. Cargo shorts are practical. Who doesn’t love pockets? But there are some great, fresher-feeling looks to consider for this summer. Here are four in-style alternatives to cargo shorts. We’re ...

You'll probably wear shorts every day this summer, and since shopping online is a double-edged sword—the selection is nearly unlimited, but you can't try them on—we did the legwork to find some of the ...

Fashion has a way of making you eat your words. Just when you think a trend is gone for good, it turns up on Rihanna’s toddlers. Case in point: cargo shorts, which have suddenly, and surprisingly, ...

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Micro-inseams are trending, but almost any length goes. Some men are opting for thigh-baring lengths.Credit... Supported by By T.M. Brown Photographs by Dolly Faibyshev Nickelson Wooster, a fashion ...

But the actor Matthew McConaughey, always one for existential questions, had this to ask: "Are they long short pants or short long pants?" Craig Ferguson, talking to McConaughey in a 2014 episode of ...

Here’s the brief story: men’s shorts are getting longer. It was just three summers ago that young men were shifting to 5-inch inseam garments that barely cloaked one’s upper thighs.

Nickelson Wooster, a fashion consultant and a frequent subject of street style photographers, is known, among other things, for his taste in shorts. He wears them long and short, loose and tight, in ...