When someone is hot in accordance to European fashion and ideals of
beauty, but average or possibly unattractive by
American standards.
The term originated in the Bay Area in
late 2010, and typically applies to people who wear Armani or Calvin Klein (or both at once). Other attributes typically applied to the Euro-Hot individual is the wearing of a flat cap (brim-foward) and leaving the
top two or three buttons of a long sleeve unbuttoned. It is not uncommon to see a Euro-Hot individual wearing a V-
neck while using an unbuttoned
long-sleeve (of the previously mentioned brands) as an overshirt/jacket. Their pants tend to be black jeans or tattered blue Rock and Republics, or white trousers. The pants will either be a baggy bootcut or slim. In terms of shoes the Euro-Hot will either wear Vans, or leather shoes that curl at the tip.
In terms of physical appearance the Euro-Hot individual will typically have a sharp, Mediterranean face with
thick but not bushy eyebrows, though this is not always true. They tend to have short hair that is styled only in the very front of the hair.
The common conception of Euro-Hot
may not actually be accurate of European standards of fashion and
beauty, but rather what Americans believe Europeans look like based on pop culture.
Dominic looked quite Euro-Hot today. He wore a
pink V-
neck with a black cherry-blossom tree on it, and gelled his bangs to sweep his
forehead in a wave-like fashion.
