Why are blaines pants so short

How will we ever Oh hello there! What blazer? Red pants, dress shoes with no socks so Burt will be able to understand his gayness, tight black short-sleeve buttondown, white braided belt, and that bowtie. How could Kurt not notice this the second he walked in? Shoes: Converse lo-tops in black and white; Jeans: also worn in Prom Queen. I was starting to wonder when we would get to see him in an outfit with no Dalton colours, and then this.

I want to follow him around on his bowtie-shopping trips because these are fantastic. White capri pants and a pink bowtie that can be seen from space - he's not exactly "Rock Hudson gay" either. Just saying. Polo: Also in Prom Queen. Completely loving his belts so far. The black and white diagonal is fantastic - might it be by Fracture? It's hard to tell, but it adds just a little interest to an otherwise fairly-plain outfit.

Post a new comment Error. He kind of misses socks, even if it is one less thing to worry about finding in the morning. He asked her about it last Christmas, when each and every one of his gifts was going to leave his ankles frostbitten, and she was nothing if not apologetic.

She was so sorry, she said sincerely, but she still pictures him as younger than he is. Or worse-. They look like you — they are a few years old, so they might be too big in the waist, but they should fit in the leg. And Blaine wants to demand exactly how short Kurt thinks he is, because they were the same height when they met and he knows these pants are older than that.

He tried to just give them to Kurt at one point, but his boyfriend handed them back a few days later, insisting that he liked how Blaine filled them out too much to not stare, and so now they swap back and forth every few weeks — which means Kurt has to know that their legs are only about an inch different.

Either that or the jeans are so magical they should be the subject of a movie starring Blake Lively and the girl from Ugly Betty.