New/old freestyle fashion

Discussion of fashion elements and looks that are traditionally considered somewhat "femme" but are presented in a masculine context. This is NOT about transvestism or crossdressing.
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JRMILLER
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New/old freestyle fashion

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Guys,
I found this little ditty on http://www.garbtheworld.com/pgs/meninskirts.shtml

and it really looks like it would be very cool in the summer. How do you think it would play in Ohio? :wink:
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Hmm... leather pendent in Central Ohio... Hmm....
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I likes this one
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Shave

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Ya, looks like you would have to shave your legs too to get the right look!

Real handy when you are standing in the men's room, just raise the flap!

egad, couldn't resist!
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Post by Peter v »

Has something gone terribly wrong at the dry cleaners? :roll: :? :? :wink:

It is something that I would imagine the Indians may have worn, but maybe not in that colour scheme. Pretty draughty. Is it the economy version of the Utility kilt?

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Post by Pythos »

Aside from the kilts, these styles I am quite happy went the way of the dodo. Excluding the leather pendant, the styles are bulky, lumpy, and downright clumsy looking to me.

The pendant is very daring indeed, but male and female native Americans wore them, but also nakedness was not quite the taboo it is these days. I might wear one, but with thick leggins beneath.
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Re: Shave

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JRMILLER wrote:Ya, looks like you would have to shave your legs too to get the right look!

Real handy when you are standing in the men's room, just raise the flap!

egad, couldn't resist!
Or just slide it around your waist 90 degrees! But, JR, you'd have to shave more than just your legs - I'd say a "Brazilian" waxing would be in order! :lol:
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Post by Sarongman »

Just personally, no b****y way would I willingly wear that. It looks like a CIA instrument of humiliation inflicted on "terror" suspects in Guantanamo Bay!
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Something to wear at a sauna maybe?

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Post by stylerunway18 »

Cool loooks but I don't wear a thing like that.
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