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I almost feel sorry for RavenTao. We probably will not see him back on this website. I noticed on his first posting that he does not have the desire to wear skirts publicly so he must feel a lot of insecurity breaking out of the coffin sized conventions of men's clothing and grooming. John BTW, whe...

I almost feel sorry for RavenTao. We probably will not see him back on this website. I noticed on his first posting that he does not have the desire to wear skirts publicly so he must feel a lot of insecurity breaking out of the coffin sized conventions of men's clothing and grooming. John There se...

Greetings to all. I am new here. I started out wearing a kilt, out of curiosity, and found I liked it, esspecially in warm weather. But I also found kilts to be heavey, too much material goes into making one. So one day I took a pair of denim jeans, made a straight cut just above the crotch, then w...

In Malaysia, a new fashion item for men has been making the rounds in social media. Perhaps not in the glowing way the company had in mind, but they seem to be taking the parodies and jokes in stride. To be sure, Malaysia is no stranger to skirt-like clothing for men. The Malay Sarong, the Indian L...

Celebrated German/Swedish designer Karl Lagerfeld , head designer and creative director for the mythic Chanel label, styles and photographs the young Baptiste Giabiconi (his current favorite model, I read) for Purple Magazine ... in beautiful stilettos. Haven't yet worn a pair myself, but now I won...

crfriend wrote:I may be alone in this regard, but somehow I find the imagery above slightly disturbing, and I can't quite put my finger on why. But my primary reaction was one of visceral recoil. Introspection is required.

You are not alone.

SkirtedViking wrote:I like them both - they do no look like girls.Nice style on both guys,especially number one.

The sure do look like girls to me. But at least they do it well.

Hi heels? I think not. That is strictly women's territory. For one thing, men are taller than women already, and putting on heels just make you stand out, rather than blend in. If they're "not for you" or "not your style", that's fine, but it seems a little judgmental to make su...

Hi heels? I think not. That is strictly women's territory. For one thing, men are taller than women already, and putting on heels just make you stand out, rather than blend in.

Greetings to all. I am new here. I started out wearing a kilt, out of curiosity, and found I liked it, esspe cially in warm weather. But I also found kilts to be heavey, too much material goes into making one. So one day I took a pair of denim jeans, made a straight cut just above the crotch, then w...