The Briefing Room
General Category => Sports/Entertainment/MSM/Social Media => Topic started by: Rapunzel on January 07, 2014, 09:34:45 pm
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http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/01/07/jw-anderson-sends-men-down-the-runway-in-heels-at-london-fashion-week.html
Men Wear Heels at J.W. Anderson's London Fashion Show
Purses, platforms, and "mankles" strutted down the runway at the designer's men's show.
J.W. Anderson's men's show in London presented high-fashion cross-dressing on Tuesday, with male models carrying leather purses, sporting layers of thick bangles, and stomping down the runway in high-heeled, platform loafers.
The models' ankles — or "mankles" — were heavily exposed, showing that hems for men can only get higher. The mankles themselves were sandwiched between patterned capri pants and lace-up loafers fit for a 90's school girl.
While Anderson's high heels may only appeal to a select audience, he certainly nailed his adrogynous aesthetic. Maybe 2014 will finally be the year of the murse.
(http://cdn.thedailybeast.com/content/dailybeast/articles/2014/01/07/jw-anderson-sends-men-down-the-runway-in-heels-at-london-fashion-week/jcr:content/image.crop.800.500.jpg/1389123774255.cached.jpg)
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For whenever the pajama boy in your life has his footy jammies in the wash. :whistle:
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Ain't gonna happen – not in my neighborhood.
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Ain't gonna happen – not in my neighborhood.
In most neighborhoods, that style might be called "target practice."
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These fashionistas are really ridiculous. I tell you what, I feel especially bad for women. They are so held captive to fashion dictates and the sky high costs involved. I don't know why they tolerate it?
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These fashionistas are really ridiculous. I tell you what, I feel especially bad for women. They are so held captive to fashion dictates and the sky high costs involved. I don't know why they tolerate it?
I don't tolerate it anymore. In my twenties, I wore high heels all day long at work and almost cried walking to my car after work, my feet hurt so bad. I'll admit that they make you look good, but once I got older - I was like - to heck with this! Once I started wearing comfortable shoes, I never could go back.
The older I get - the less I want to "look hot" & the more I want to "feel comfortable". You can look nice and professional and be comfortable too.
By the way, that man looks absolutely ridiculous in those shoes! That made me laugh out loud and they are butt-ugly too. They are turning young men into girls. It would be funny if it weren't so evil by design.
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Fantastic. It will make my legs look longer and add some shape to my calf. I should probably get my legs waxed too
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Fantastic. It will make my legs look longer and add some shape to my calf. I should probably get my legs waxed too
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And who decided that these individuals qualify to be referred to as "men"??
I'll bet you a burger every one of these "guys" is a frequent traveler on the 'ol Hershey Highway. Ain't a baritone among 'em....
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Meh - we wore them in the 70's, the decade that fashion forgot. Wore them in the 1700's too, those who could afford shoes at all. Nothing new under the sun.
I wear heels. My boots have a very comfortable inch and a half heel, handy for the foot pegs on the bike.
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Yeah, but ... Ever wear brightly colored capri pants, bangles and a purse? :silly:
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Platform soles and heels were all the rage back in 1972....at least in the African-American market.
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Yeah, but ... Ever wear brightly colored capri pants, bangles and a purse? :silly:
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Flared rhinestone embroidered jumpsuit, platforms, collars that could be used to fly with, two bracelets. No purse though :laugh:
Party animal time!!!