Denim Skirts

[crfriend]

I predict that men will remain firmly in control of the drooping waisted "plumber's crack."

Unless there's the seduction of a President involved.

[pleated]

I predict that men will remain firmly in control of the drooping waisted "plumber's crack."

No, too late. I have seen plenty of young women displaying "builder's crack" (though usually at warmer parts of the year)

[skirtyscot]

Low rise jeans with a thong underneath, but protruding far above the waistline of the jeans, was fashionable for teenage girls about 5 or 10 years ago. It was terrible. None of them looked good in it.

[dillon]

I like denim but I also like corduroy. My favourite is from Long Tall Sally - it has just been reduced in price. It is knee length and the quality is excellent, thje fit is generous and the colour is quite striking. (The pockets aren't especially deep, though.) Highly recommended.

http://www.longtallsally.com/p/tall/cor ... 2#04H02MLL

You might like the Holly Hills Cord skirt from Woolrich. I have several cord skirts from floor length to mini. This one is just below the knee. The quality is really pleasing.

Check out the Penn Woods corduroy skirts by Woolrich. On sale in the catalog, $39.99. Sizes up to 18.

[Kilted Musician]

I predict that men will remain firmly in control of the drooping waisted "plumber's crack."

Just Say No to Crack!

--Rick

[Kilty]

Was it the fabric or the style that made her think it feminine?

The style could hardly be plainer, no frills or decoration, just a fairly straight skirt.
For some reason a tartan kilt seems to be acceptable because Scottish (therefore not gay), but a plain skirt cannot be Scottish, therefore there must be another reason for wanting to wear it.

Yes, Carl, denim has been feminized. The thousands of denim skirts on the market were not manufactured for men.

Martin

Any pictures of the skirt in question? I have had no problems with pencil skirts, either denim or formal. The straight shape and cur with the right colours I think makes a difference

[Couya]

Any pictures of the skirt in question?

I am sure I put up on the forum a photo of myself in the denim skirt and tweed jacket in the airport on the way to France last september (I think). But I can't find it now.

Martin