This is a hot spot in the summer

Lead: This summer is all about boldness. Amid the intense World Cup excitement, whether it's South Africa in its chilly season or China where no team reached the final stage, one thing is clear — the "drumball" beauty has become a major highlight.

This is a summer where everyone is afraid of not being sexy enough. Fashion trends are pushing boundaries — shorter than short, more revealing than bare! If you're not embracing the "hot" vibe, you might be seen as outdated by society. On the flip side, if you stick to conservative styles, you won't stand out in this fashion-driven era.

This is a summer full of energy and flair. During the World Cup, even in South Africa’s cold weather or in China where the national team didn’t make it far, there's a dazzling "dimball" presence everywhere. In South Africa, women from different countries painted flags on their skin, showing off their hearts to the world. Paraguay made a memorable debut, but it was a Paraguayan fan who stole the spotlight — she attached her phone to her breast, making global audiences feel connected in real time. Meanwhile, in a country with a less competitive football scene, fans are constantly trying to catch a glimpse of the most attractive players, hoping to spot the "first football baby." The spectacle keeps people entertained, and they’re watching the matches with wide eyes, chasing every moment of beauty. But maybe all you see are endless balls, and not the same faces under all that makeup.

This is an elegant summer. From high-end fashion houses to everyday wear, everything is trending toward shorter shorts and more revealing outfits. Even Chanel, in their spring and summer 2010 collection, introduced tattoos that were once associated with rebellious girls. Bare thighs, exposed collarbones, and necks became the new standard. Lafayette led the way in the 2011 early spring collections, breaking traditional norms with sheer, transparent fabrics that added a touch of "dust" to their designs.

Under Lady Gaga’s influence, what once seemed too wild for the streets is now becoming mainstream. Three-piece outfits combined with transparent gauze have become a casual look. Even though recently, Lady Gaga was spotted wearing sheer underwear and high stilettos at London Airport, she still managed to shine. But we all know that only someone like her, with her unique style and fearless attitude, could pull it off without causing a scandal.

Economists say that the length of a skirt correlates with the economic climate. The shorter the skirt, the stronger the economy. When the mind is active, so is the body. In this case, it seems the fashion trend is unstoppable, and we can't help but follow along. It must mean the economy is recovering quickly!

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