April Fools' Day Tricks

On April Fool's Day, the fashion world also competes to trick customers with all kinds of tricks.

Kim Kardashian's daughter on Vogue's homepage

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s appearance on Vogue’s front page once caused outrage among fashion enthusiasts. Most opinions said that the scandalous and commercial image of this infamous couple contributed to destroying the reputation of the “fashion bible”.

Last year, the fashion news site Fashionista posted a shocking news on April 1st, that Kim's daughter North West would continue to be featured in Vogue, which surprised many readers. Of course, it was just an April Fool's Day joke.

Ultimo Super Bra

The Ultimo Super Bra

On April Fools' Day a few years ago, Ultimo excited many people when it launched a super bra with all kinds of advanced designs such as integrated bluetooth technology, temperature sensors, hard drives and the ability to log into social networks so you can update your chest situation with your friends... Of course, this unique bra only exists in science fiction movies.

Height adjustable shoes

Height adjustable shoes

Ted Baker fooled its customers on April Fools’ Day by introducing a technology that automatically adjusts the height of your shoes using your smartphone. Many people fell for the trick.

The Hundreds' adult video marketing strategy

Hundreds attract customers with hot videos

On April Fools Day 2014, the fashion website The Hundreds shocked everyone when it posted a video of two porn stars, Lisa Ann and Jayden James, on its homepage. Many people were eager to watch these videos, but from beginning to end, the videos did not contain any hot scenes, everything was very polite and decent.

Selfie shoes

"Selfie" shoes

Following the selfie trend, Miz Mooz pretended to release a video advertising a strangely shaped shoe that allows young people to take “selfies” anytime, anywhere. You will have to attach your phone to the shoe and lift your foot up when taking a photo. Many people were shocked by this design and criticized it as worthless. Of course, such a “oh my god” design only exists in the imagination.

Paris lampposts dressed in shirts

Paris lampposts dressed in shirts

On April Fools Day 1951, fashion designer Jean Desses used crude photo editing to fake a series of photos of lampposts dressed in dresses. Many people believed that the columns at Place Vendonme, Paris were dressed up.

According to Dan Viet