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Post by mh on Jun 14, 2017 23:10:54 GMT -6
dear sassy tassels,
i have real trouble understanding why this look hasn't caught on
really, a guy can't enjoy a breeze waifting up to his privates during a summer scorcher? refreshing! and look at this one -- bidness upstairs, party downstairs! it's the best of both worlds.
you know, places like the gap don't even offer a 'man skirt' option? what is this communist china?!! what is your opinion tassels? let's make 2017 crazy!
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Post by Sassy Tassels on Jun 15, 2017 7:36:17 GMT -6
Dear MH,
Fancy Lads like Mark Jacobs have been trying to sneak the skirt back into men's fashion for years.
Look, this guy thinks he can get away with it if he has a wino beard!
The only thing that comes close is the utilikilt. Do these look like guys you'd want to f--- with?
Okay, that last one might have been a bad example.
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Post by voland67 on Feb 12, 2018 0:31:21 GMT -6
Uh! I actually have no words after seeing this post. Why is Mark Jacobs looking so cool and the rest are not? Hmm! That’s seriously a topic to discuss. I did see a guy wearing a tank top with a skirt, even he looked fine. I feel it doesn’t suit everybody and anybody. |
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Post by Babu Baboon on Feb 12, 2018 15:47:52 GMT -6
Strangely enough, until the 19th century, boys wore dresses up to age 7. When they were finally given pants it was called their breeching. THey tended to hold off on the first haircut, too. So you had all these long haired little boys in gender neutral colored dresses running around looking just like the girls.
Here's a picture of our 32nd president, Franklin D Roosevelt.
Nowadays, unless your name is Angus McScotty, you probably shouldn't wear a dress if you're a boy.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2018 20:32:14 GMT -6
Strangely enough, until the 19th century, boys wore dresses up to age 7. When they were finally given pants it was called their breeching. THey tended to hold off on the first haircut, too. So you had all these long haired little boys in gender neutral colored dresses running around looking just like the girls.
Here's a picture of our 32nd president, Franklin D Roosevelt.
Nowadays, unless your name is Angus McScotty, you probably shouldn't wear a dress if you're a boy. Also gender colours weren't settled until about the 1940's. Pinks were "warm colours" and were considered strong, masculine. Cool colours, like blue, were dainty & feminine. |
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