Part II of a series, in which I analyze the consumer trends of street goats from a series of photographs taken in Old Delhi, India.

Do we classify this a “pant” if the goat walks on the appendage in question? Whatever the terminology, subject’s colonial yellow turn-ups strike an unsettling below-the-knee / above-the-ankle line, which while enhancing subject’s trim little ankles, simultaneously beg the question: WHAT IS THIS GARMENT? That said, SO on-trend with the hessian sack cloth.

CONCLUSION: 5 out of 10. Points scored for (intentional?) matching of yellow turn-ups with eyes. Points deducted for ambiguous length, possibly leading casual observer to the conclusion that this is, god forbid, a CAPRI PANT.

(Previously)

A recurring feature, in which I analyze the consumer trends of street goats from a series of photographs taken in Old Delhi, India.

This goat is favoring a Double Hoody look, with strong Abercrombie & Fitch high street influence. Note the sleeve turn-up in contrasting color – perhaps indicating that the popular “Dalston roll” has its early origin in the back streets of Old Delhi?

CONCLUSION: 6 out of 10 for the on-trend contrasting sleeve turn-up. Points lost for inconsistency and failing to fully capture the potential of said trend. TWO turn-ups would have been nice. It’s not like I’m asking for FOUR.