Men In Skirts - Page 16

benno · 31-05-2006

I'd happily wear skinny jeans with a tight mini dress over the top with some stilettos to a club.

In the more electro biased parts of London at night no one would bat an eyelid. I know quite a few girls that only date men who would try this. I've worn a black tux jacket, skinny jeans, a white trilby and white stilettos to a burlesque club and I got chatted up by so many girls.

Ben...

aestivus · 31-05-2006

lol, this is great! I need t ogo email this article!

the-smiths · 31-05-2006

Nasty images going in my mind. Gross no.

benno · 31-05-2006

Oh for god's sake it's only clothing. It sounds so similar to the cries when women started wearing trousers and flat shoes. What next. Women shouldn't get as much pay as men? Or men shouldn't be allowed to cook food? No wait... I know, black and white people should use different toilets...

I'm so bored

*Eylul* · 31-05-2006

Hmmm if the wind is gonna blow their skirts...then why the hell not?!

PradaBoy · 31-05-2006

Crafty Eylul! hahha

@benno, how could you manage to stand on stilettos?

benno · 31-05-2006

How can I stand in Stilettos?

Well... If I can ride a mountain bike down a Swiss mountain or drive a car on a race track, then standing on tiptoes isn't that hard.

PradaBoy · 31-05-2006

hahahahahaaha!
If you see it that way, yes! I personally find it more easy to climb Everest!

Loafers work for me!!!

Did you get used to it easy benno?

benno · 31-05-2006

My GF used to do catwalk. She taught me how to walk. It's easy but needs a little practice. We ended up having a walking on cobbles competition with her and her friend.

ajott · 01-06-2006

For stilettos I suggest to continue the discussion on the Heels for Men Thread on the Fasion Spot.

I do wear knee-length skirt sometimes in summer, too. Just a simple one from H&M with trouser-like front pockets and zip.

Ianastar · 06-06-2006

I just bought a kilt this past weekend at a Renaissance Festivel and probably the only time I'll ever wear it will be at a Ren. Fest.

benno · 07-06-2006

ME in a skirt with vintage purple cone heels.

No problem.

Ben...

Kizzume · 08-06-2006

If the skirt doesn't look all flowery, why not? If it accentuates masculinity, why not? Kilts can look very masculine, and I've seen some skirts that look really masculine too. When I lived in Portland (just a few weeks ago) I saw someone with army boots, a camaflauge skirt, a vintage black t-shirt with a band logo, a beat-up looking leather jacket with spikes, a spiked collar, a mohawk, and a goatee. If I would have heard someone describe it to me I would have initially thought, "yuck", but when I saw it, it looked masculine, punkish, and pretty cool.

I'd definately buy a kilt if they weren't so expensive, they're usually around $300.

Ianastar · 08-06-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kizzume

If the skirt doesn't look all flowery, why not? If it accentuates masculinity, why not? Kilts can look very masculine, and I've seen some skirts that look really masculine too. When I lived in Portland (just a few weeks ago) I saw someone with army boots, a camaflauge skirt, a vintage black t-shirt with a band logo, a beat-up looking leather jacket with spikes, a spiked collar, a mohawk, and a goatee. If I would have heard someone describe it to me I would have initially thought, "yuck", but when I saw it, it looked masculine, punkish, and pretty cool.

I'd definately buy a kilt if they weren't so expensive, they're usually around $300.

I got mine for 35$ at a Ren Fest. Handmade by a true Scottish guy.

The utilikilts are pretty expensive.

I just saw pictures of Ashton Kutcher wearing a kilt out for lunch. V. interesting to see someone like him wearing one.

Hipkitten · 08-06-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by *Eylul*

Hmmm if the wind is gonna blow their skirts...then why the hell not?!

Agreed!

And just to reiterate my feelings: Men in skirts = smokin hot

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benno scenester Join Date: May 2006 Location: Brighton UK Gender: homme Posts: 76	I'd happily wear skinny jeans with a tight mini dress over the top with some stilettos to a club. In the more electro biased parts of London at night no one would bat an eyelid. I know quite a few girls that only date men who would try this. I've worn a black tux jacket, skinny jeans, a white trilby and white stilettos to a burlesque club and I got chatted up by so many girls. Ben...

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aestivus windowshopping Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 12	lol, this is great! I need t ogo email this article!

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benno scenester Join Date: May 2006 Location: Brighton UK Gender: homme Posts: 76	Oh for god's sake it's only clothing. It sounds so similar to the cries when women started wearing trousers and flat shoes. What next. Women shouldn't get as much pay as men? Or men shouldn't be allowed to cook food? No wait... I know, black and white people should use different toilets... I'm so bored

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Eylul V.I.P. Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Istanbul Gender: femme Posts: 6,770	Hmmm if the wind is gonna blow their skirts...then why the hell not?!

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benno scenester Join Date: May 2006 Location: Brighton UK Gender: homme Posts: 76	My GF used to do catwalk. She taught me how to walk. It's easy but needs a little practice. We ended up having a walking on cobbles competition with her and her friend.

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ajott rising star Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: darmstadt.de Gender: homme Posts: 101	For stilettos I suggest to continue the discussion on the Heels for Men Thread on the Fasion Spot. I do wear knee-length skirt sometimes in summer, too. Just a simple one from H&M with trouser-like front pockets and zip.

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benno scenester Join Date: May 2006 Location: Brighton UK Gender: homme Posts: 76	ME in a skirt with vintage purple cone heels. No problem. Ben...

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Kizzume rising star Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Tacoma, WA Gender: homme Posts: 135	If the skirt doesn't look all flowery, why not? If it accentuates masculinity, why not? Kilts can look very masculine, and I've seen some skirts that look really masculine too. When I lived in Portland (just a few weeks ago) I saw someone with army boots, a camaflauge skirt, a vintage black t-shirt with a band logo, a beat-up looking leather jacket with spikes, a spiked collar, a mohawk, and a goatee. If I would have heard someone describe it to me I would have initially thought, "yuck", but when I saw it, it looked masculine, punkish, and pretty cool. I'd definately buy a kilt if they weren't so expensive, they're usually around $300. __________________ http://www.kizzume.com

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