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Three general categories of shoes: 1. Casual 2. Athletic 3. Dress Will focus on casual. Colors appear to include such neutrals as black, white, grey. Doesn't sound very interesting, but the problem is forcing severe constraints in terms of options. I think "work" might be a 4th category. ...

Welcome, Lucien, from a guy who grew up in Maryland (the DC suburbs).

FranTastic444 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 24, 2025 2:15 pm Oh, how I hate the word "woke". But such is the nature of political populism these days....

I like the look and feel of hairy legs very much.

Hi everyone! My name is Bintang, I’m a 22-year-old guy from Malang, Indonesia. I’ve been wearing skirts at home for the past 2–3 years, though I haven’t worn them outside yet due to the social stigma where I live. So for now, I only wear skirts when I’m home alone. Currently, I have 7 skirts and 1 ...

I did see another male wearing a skirt (tiered boho maxi, each stripe a different fabric), but not sure how they identify and am not going to presume. But, there was a thin beard, so infer with what you will. One can still comment about liking the skirt without making any gender preference presumpt...

The shorter ones would be most versatile.

In hot weather, 11" to 15" is best for me. (Of course, in more casual settings, 0" is better.) When it's cold, I prefer long skirts, but not so long that I step on them.

And it seems like the 200th birthday was so recent!

I was thinking of Deutonomy 22 in church this morning.
Verse 12 says to sew tassels on the corners of your garment. I may have been the only one there with tassels.

I have a few of the Time and Tru Women's Sleeveless Knit Swing Dress from Walmart . They are VERY comfortable and have 2 in-seam side pockets - that are deep. If you don't mind a 'crew' neckline, these are fabulous. They are tunic-like as they come just above my knee. (I'm 6' 2") No 'built-in'...

Maybe we should be hollering for the default men's wear of the early Christians -- and dress more like Christ-- to bring the Western world of men around! Sounds like a good idea to return to that as a common style. I expect the fashion was almost universal then, with the exception of wearing loincl...

The sizes on the label mean almost nothing. I carry a tape measure in my belt pack next to my wallet. Skirt sizes that fit run from 4 to 14 or 16, small to XL. And dresses are worse. You need to know both your waist and chest measurements and check both. Of course, if you can try it on in the store,...

I don't like being hot, nor consider air conditioning sustainable. So, before I graduated to skirts, my shorts were generally short. Normal shorts when growing up, but men's fashion changed to long shorts, so regular shorts became known as short shorts. When not homemade cut-offs, the shorts therefo...

Just make the t-shirt almost knee-length; then it can serve as a dress.