. My first purchase was a utilikilt, Mocker version. Utility kilts appear to have persisted, instead of disappearing.MIni Dresses & Skirts for Men
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My first step towards MIS was when I noticed a man wearing a utilikilt. My reaction could be summarized as . My first purchase was a utilikilt, Mocker version. Utility kilts appear to have persisted, instead of disappearing.
. My first purchase was a utilikilt, Mocker version. Utility kilts appear to have persisted, instead of disappearing.Re: MIni Dresses & Skirts for Men
As for history, I have posted that bloomers and culottes gained traction during the tail end of the 19th century, as womens' athletic wear.
1911 was a notable year for the French fashion designer Paul Poiret. His harem style pantaloons enjoyed a brief vogue among a small number of women.
Without the impetus of the world wars, I think that at least some sort of design would have gained traction. Maybe a harem thing, as their seemed an interest in something not worn by European men.
1911 was a notable year for the French fashion designer Paul Poiret. His harem style pantaloons enjoyed a brief vogue among a small number of women.
Without the impetus of the world wars, I think that at least some sort of design would have gained traction. Maybe a harem thing, as their seemed an interest in something not worn by European men.