School bans revealing jeans

The headmaster of an Italian school has banned the wear of jeans that reveal the buttocks. Headmaster Angelo Bernardini of Vitruvio Pollione high school in Avezzano told reporters that the indecent exposure caused by sitting down in the jeans had led to suggestive remarks at the school. He thought the underwear-revealing jeans were vulgar and inappropriate.

Renzo Rosso, founder of Italian jeans brand, Diesel, agreed with the headmaster that the display of the triangle of a G-string from under the jeans was vulgar. However, he told reporters that a small glimpse of underwear elastic, as is often the case with boys wearing low-hanging baggy jeans, was merely a little innocent provocation.