Bermuda Shorts Outfits For Men. Bermuda is a pastel-colored paradise- pink sand beaches, limestone cottages, and blue seas. So, it’s only fitting that Bermuda’s national dress codes are as colorful as the island itself. Bermuda shorts are also called “walk shorts” or “dress shorts,” which are considered semi-casual. DMarge says that these shorts usually come in cotton and denim. The hem can be cuffed or un-cuffed, and it typically sits about an inch above the knee.

Tom Ford once said that men should only wear shorts on the tennis court and the beach, and not in the city. Traditionally, shorts were not considered as men’s attire. It came with some limitations of where you could wear it. But it is timely to wear shorts these days, with physical distancing in place.

It’s the time of the year when blokes can finally show some skin. You can also do it at work (and by that, I mean Zoom). Nobody can tell what you’re wearing on your bottom half. Christian from Vogue says that it had been restricted for men to show their legs in a professional or corporate setting. But now that we’ve been social-distancing, shorts are slowly making a comeback into our daily fits, especially in our 9-5 wardrobe. Working from home means we finally get to wear shorts without any judgment from others—and just as timely for us to do so because of the pandemic.

Vogue’s senior designer Durrant Santeng said that he has been in shorts most days since quarantine began. And his favorite is his A24 shorts – they’re lightweight and comfortable. Vogue’s innovation director Fernando Dias De Souza is a tennis player who likes denim shorts. He enjoys wearing them at home, which I find ideal in summer and spring. And he also likes how the vintage tennis shorts look. 

History. Conde Nast Traveler said that by the 1920s, the trend’s popularity went off. But, for the sale of English formality, wearing these shorts entailed following a few rules: Bermudas shouldn’t be six inches and up above the knee, and they had to be worn with knee socks. And wearing them with a jacket and tie was the only way of dressing them up for a business-appropriate setting.