During self-isolation, one of the running jokes among those holding daily Zoom meetings was that the participants would wear their office clothes from the waist up wherever they were on camera, and below the waist they would continue to wear pajamas…or at all nothing.

Of course, this is not a new idea, and it is not limited to the private sphere. To be more specific, let’s go back to 2002 was first organized “Ride on the subway with no pants” in New York.

What is it; Simply put, for one day, every year, metro passengers move around stations and carriages without pants, a habit adopted by other cities in the world.

Then, in the early days of 2023 and after three years of the pandemic, London celebrated “Ride on the subway with no pants” after the “institution” has been on hiatus for the past few years.

So her Sunday, January 8 Numerous passengers descended into the subway of the British capital, having previously … taken off their trousers.

This year, she was picked up for the first time by fans of No Pants Subway Ride. Elizabeth line.

Below is a photo walk on the London Underground with a strict dress code:

According to the BBC.