15 Ways To Style The Biker Short Trend All Over TikTok
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15 Ways To Style The Biker Short Trend You've Seen All Over TikTok

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Neha Tandon
Jun 12, 2020
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15 Ways To Style The Biker Short Trend You've Seen All Over TikTok
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I have been prepping for the biker shorts trend since about 1996 when my mom made me wear them under skirts and dresses. Though I've now graduated to Spanx under my dresses, I couldn't be more thrilled that I can now skip the skirt or dress and go straight to the tight-fitted shorts in a way that's not just applauded by the younger generation of TikTokers (not me, just to be clear), but feels just about as close to going pantsless as I can in a way that's socially acceptable. I started out just wearing a pair of simple, black biker shorts with a white T-shirt and slowly graduated to matching sets, and even played with some fun neon colors.

About a week ago, one of my more cool and hip friends sent me several TikTok videos to watch. To be honest, most of them were of beautiful, shirtless men doing twenty-second dance routines. The rest sent me down a spiral of women wearing beautiful athleisure sets, most of which donned biker shorts.

From my own background, and through my TikTok spiral, here are the best ways I learned to style summer's favorite trend.

Stick to a neutral palette with these grey, jersey cotton shorts

@supersartza

A leggings-shorts hybrid paired with a white tee and blazer for a classed-up look

@cocobassey

A monochrome look with chic trench coat over it for a super elegant look

@influencingincolor

Some sexy booty biker shorts set off with an oversized white button-up

@signedblake

A bold pair of white pair of bikers paired with a vibrant bikini top

@venitaaspen

Two solid, yet contrasting colors for a subtle standout look

@sincerelyjules

A white graphic tee made so much more fun when tied at the bottom

@ayanagabriellelage

Mesh, white shorts to pair with your favorite oversize tie-dye sweatshirt

@chelseaolivia13

A bold, bright, printed set primed for vacation

@lilly

A simple, no-frills sports bra set

@deepica

A bright, neon color paired with a neutral black or white tee

@lifestylejessica

These soft baby pink shorts paired with an oversized black sweatshirt

@natania_odayar

A white two-piece set perfectly paired to upgrade your flannel

@theinfluenceuk

Pink, low-rise booty bikers paired with a cropped maroon tee for those hot summer days

@classycleanchic

Animal print with a neutral top

@domanekmarie

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