Hear, hear! That's, to my mind, precisely the point. Here we lot are, trying to expand the horizons for blokes' fashions a bit, so why are we sniping at one another? After all, we're all in this together; we may as well learn to politely "agree to disagree" on things.merlin wrote:Isn't that the point of this topic, though?Gregg1100 wrote: When someone announces a perfect skirt, it maybe to him or some others, but not to me.
The main thing I've learned from wearing skirts is that I don't need to carry as much baggage a I always thought I needed to -- which is a blessing in and of itself. My wallet is a lot thinner (why was I carrying ATM receipts from six months ago?), and even in skirts with pockets doesn't spoil the line (looking good is important, you know, and lumps seldom look good) or drape.
The "trannie" comment was out of line, and quite probably should have been stepped on before this, but I suppose everybody needs to make themselves look silly from time to time; it keeps us honest.
Precisely. We've all got different "drivers", and many of us have remarkably different styles and tastes. We should be celebrating that! For instance, I really like the skirt pictured in Gregg's avatar. I'd wear that in a heartbeat. I even like the colour.As for length, that is just as likely to be 'weather dependent' as for any perceived 'fashion' reason. Similar arguments could be used for the material used, of course. I'm sure those who enjoy dancing have equally valid reasons for declaring, "a perfect skirt!"
I'm not sure on that count. We're all coming at this from different angles, but the common thread seems to be, "Why should I be confined to only trousers?". To a point, who cares what the motivator is so long as the result is decent, good looking, and doesn't cause problems on the street?However, once one steps out of the "activity" scenario, then it could be regarded (by some) as taking the game to a different level, and to all intents and purposes, probably outside the realm of this forum(?).