Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016
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Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016
Found this set of fashion pics - don't know about all of you but I would wear a lot of them!
http://www.fashionforwardmen.com/2016/0 ... sxter.html
http://www.fashionforwardmen.com/2016/0 ... sxter.html
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Re: Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016
Pretty bad when you have to use a parking Garage for a fashion photo shoot !
I am not against new fashions but just give me traditional women's garments skirts dresses shorts blouses what have you and I am happy !
I am not against new fashions but just give me traditional women's garments skirts dresses shorts blouses what have you and I am happy !
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"Kilt-On" -or- as the case may be "Skirt-On" !
WHY ?
Isn't wearing a kilt enough?
Well a skirt will do in a pinch!
Make mine short and don't you dare think of pinching there !
Re: Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016
The text did not make much sense :
" A gender fluid collection, DEXTERDEXTERDEXTER places itself it the category of brands who recognize that certain articles of apparel should be limited to one sex. "
At least the clothes shown were wearable, which is not often the case with flamboyant fashion shows. Dulll colours -- just what men like !!!
Martin
" A gender fluid collection, DEXTERDEXTERDEXTER places itself it the category of brands who recognize that certain articles of apparel should be limited to one sex. "
At least the clothes shown were wearable, which is not often the case with flamboyant fashion shows. Dulll colours -- just what men like !!!
Martin
Re: Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016

In my opinion it should've read -...brands who recognize that certain articles of apparel should be limited to one sex. "
"...that certain articles of apparel should NOT be limited to one sex. "
Makes more sense this way and by the styles presented, I'ld have to
agree that some of them I would wear.


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Re: Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016
I could go for some of those too, Al.
As a matter of fact, the sun DOES shine out of my ...
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To me the look with the skirt is fine even if it is a pencil skirt. The boots on the other hand detract from the overall look. The Top and vest are basically fitted, the skirt is fitted, the boots on the other hand are just loose looking. To me a boot that is more fitted to the thigh such as a stretch patent type with or without heels would have put the look over the top.
I'd get the skirt if I had the funds to do so but the boots are a plan "Fail" to me.
I'd get the skirt if I had the funds to do so but the boots are a plan "Fail" to me.
Re: Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016
You could buy a brown pencil skirt and a decent pair of knee high men's boots off ebay for a fraction of the price. That's what I dohoborob wrote:To me the look with the skirt is fine even if it is a pencil skirt.... I'd get the skirt if I had the funds to do so

Re: Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016
Weren't the footwear dreadful. Some of the more innocuous I would wear but then fashion shows are never about wearable, on the street, clothes, are they.
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Well, the clothes were nice, though pricey as sin I suspect. But the boots were absolutely hideous!
I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman.
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Re: Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016
Absolutely, and more satisfying too.kilty wrote: You could buy a brown pencil skirt and a decent pair of knee high men's boots off ebay for a fraction of the price. That's what I do
If any of those Dexter Cheston fashions came up on ebay cheaply, I still don't think I would be tempted, pretty boring really.
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Re: Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016
I quite like the second to last one, except for the scarf. The skirt (?) and shoes are striking and science-fiction-y. Although liking them is one thing and actually wanting to wear them for everyday purposes is another. 

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It's frustrating that while men's skirts have apparently become a fixture on the runway, they're still rare in real life.
I wonder if anyone actually buys the designer styles, and where they wear them.
And if no one's wearing them, then I wonder why the designers keep producing them. Maybe they keep hoping, or maybe it's become a competition, or maybe it just (hopefully) shows their creativity.
Not that I want them to stop...
I wonder if anyone actually buys the designer styles, and where they wear them.
And if no one's wearing them, then I wonder why the designers keep producing them. Maybe they keep hoping, or maybe it's become a competition, or maybe it just (hopefully) shows their creativity.
Not that I want them to stop...
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Re: Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016
Whenever I see ridiculous "high fashion" from the Paris runways, I think of an old I Love Lucy episode when they managed to take a trip to Paris, and Lucy insisted that she would not leave without a brand new fashion outfit. Ricky got the upper hand by paying one of the models to strut down the runway in an old burlap sack, thinking he could then just get a cheap sack to give Lucy.
It worked perfectly. Lucy saw the sack on the model and truly believed it was cutting-edge Parisian fashion, so Ricky went to find a similar sack to give her... only to find that the fake outfit created such a stir that burlap sacks were selling for hundreds of dollars.
That episode pretty much sums up my opinion of designer fashions
It worked perfectly. Lucy saw the sack on the model and truly believed it was cutting-edge Parisian fashion, so Ricky went to find a similar sack to give her... only to find that the fake outfit created such a stir that burlap sacks were selling for hundreds of dollars.
That episode pretty much sums up my opinion of designer fashions

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Re: Dexter Cheston fashions Feb 2016
I'm not saying that fashion designers have any hold over you, me, or anyone else. And their designs are extreme. Very few, if any, people ever wear a design straight off the runway.
But the top designers do influence designers a peg down, and they designers another level down, and so forth until you get to the people who design the everyday fashions we see in stores. And those levels are vague beyond belief. And a lot gets changed or watered down as it travels from Paris, Milan, and New York to your friendly neighborhood Kohl's.
But it is striking how long those top designers have been showing skirts for men, and how little influence they've had, and yet how they keep it up.
But the top designers do influence designers a peg down, and they designers another level down, and so forth until you get to the people who design the everyday fashions we see in stores. And those levels are vague beyond belief. And a lot gets changed or watered down as it travels from Paris, Milan, and New York to your friendly neighborhood Kohl's.
But it is striking how long those top designers have been showing skirts for men, and how little influence they've had, and yet how they keep it up.
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