Championed by the likes of Princess Diana in the ’80s, the revival of cycling shorts is still going strong into S/S 2019, with slightly sexier styles like this Mugler or Dundas pair taking the lead. Those second-skin versions are made from mesh or delicate floral lace enhanced with plenty of stretch so you won’t feel restricted. In 2019, cycling shorts look great when peeking out from beneath oversized hoodies or a mini dress, as seen on the runway. Try wearing them under a blazer for your next business meeting to show trendsetting capacity.
Below you can find a great selection of those must-haves. Just click on the highlighted text to be transferred directly to the respective shop.
LoL, Sandra
Mesh cycling shorts by Mugler
Stretch-lace shorts by Dundas
Logo-patch technical cycling shorts by Versace
Life Is Short satin shorts by Maggie Marilyn
Cropped intarsia-trimmed stretch leggings by Palm Angels
Logo cycling shorts by Stella McCartney
Leather cycling shorts by Manokhi
Photos: Courtesy of the Brands / © Getty
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