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Orlando Bloom Lights Up Twitter After He's Photographed Out And About Wearing The Tiniest Of Shorts

Orlando Bloom Lights Up Twitter After He's Photographed Out And About Wearing The Tiniest Of Shorts
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The thirst is real. Orlando Bloom was recently photographed during a pre-Thanksgiving grocery run.

Normally that story would run as a "celeb does normal thing" piece. But Bloom's wardrobe choice has Twitter focused on the story from a slightly different angle.


Bloom's grocery run look paired a simple black athletic shirt with on-trend "short shorts," In-N-Out Burger socks and sneakers.

Twitter was, shall we say, "impressed."

(see also: thirsty)









The 80's and 90's have seen a major fashion revival lately, and mid-thigh shorts are starting to see a comeback.

Although calling them short shorts ignores the skimpy shorts everyone—including professional basketball players—wore in the 1970s.

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Fashion-forward folks have been wearing them for a while. If celebs like Bloom keep wearing them (and pretty much breaking Twitter in the process) it's possible they could grow in popularity.

Men's short(er) shorts might just be a thing again.





Apparently Orlando Bloom was just doing his part to help the economy by boosting the sales of shorts.

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