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"   From left to right, Rochas, Prada, Louis vuitton, Dolce &amp;amp;amp; Gabbana, Jason Wu. Photos: Imaxtree  Call it the Lady Gaga effect if you must, but hot pants have been around long before the pop princess&amp;#039;s first stab at public indecency. In fact, every year they pop up on a runway or two, but it&amp;#039;s only now though that prim designers like Jason Wu and Rochas are incorporating the look into their collections, lending some risque drama to an otherwise politely polished season. Target`s latest collaborator paired his pants with a dove grey anorak and sweet button up. Dolce &amp;amp;amp; Gabbana went the organic route\u2014plastering theirs in a Sicilian tomato plant print, while Marco Zanini took a classic approach at Rochas, using a mod tablecloth plaid. Miuccia Prada&amp;#039;s ode to 50\u2032s glitz didn&amp;#039;t fall short on hot pants, though her&amp;#039;s were in onesie form, nipped at the waist with a rhinestone belt. Jill Stuart and Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton used candy-colors to sweeten up their abbreviated shorts, paired with soft eyelets and ruffled organza. Time to start working out those legs ladies! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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