Men In Skirts - Page 28

juneping · 25-12-2009

post #404 - OMG...

_R_ · 26-12-2009

second that, YIKES!

dorien · 27-12-2009

i saw this guy working at Barney's with a skirt,
he was working it.

but i wouldn't do it.

Aradia-Renee · 08-01-2010

H and M is putting out a pleated full skirt for guys.

If you want to read something very funny check out this thread about the skirt on a guitar forum that is predominantly male and electric guitars.

http://www.thegearpage.net/board/sho...=655321&page=5

Godot · 08-01-2010

Men is skirts-No

Men in kilts, only in the UK and then only because the law allows one in such

garb to carry a Sgian Dubh, Even then it's a big cost for the legal right to carry a small knife. Frankly I think I'd rather go unarmed.

tullepen · 08-01-2010

If a man can pull off a kilt..then he's a REAL MAN.I dated a gorgeous Scottish man who REALLY pulled one off! whew!

ilaughead · 08-01-2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by Godot

Men is skirts-No

Men in kilts, only in the UK and then only because the law allows one in such

garb to carry a Sgian Dubh, Even then it's a big cost for the legal right to carry a small knife. Frankly I think I'd rather go unarmed.

Wait what?

tullepen · 08-01-2010

That's the little ceremonial knife that goes on the right side.Not the sporran which goes in front..you get it?

ilaughead · 08-01-2010

^I got that part, just confused on the part where carrying a weapon is the only reason why a man should wear a kilt...

Godot · 08-01-2010

There is a section in UK law which allows people in traditional dress to carry a fixed blade knife, otherwise one is only allowed a <=3 inch non locking pocket knife. Many American men (including me-my father and grand father) are quite attached to their pocket knives.

Godot · 08-01-2010

Unfortunately for me (if I were to visit the UK), I'm also attached to the wearing of pants.

Violina · 09-01-2010

Just saw a guy in a Utilikilt last night. If I were a guy, I'd buy one. The pockets unsnap to allow your stuff to be screened easily in airport xrays. it was very cool.

gius · 10-01-2010

Would it be silly to wear shorts under a skirt/kilt ?

Or what kind of underwear you prefer to wear?

ilaughead · 10-01-2010

^As long as the shorts aren't visible, you're good, but I'd skip them. And I would think "coverage" would be a good piece of criteria for undergarments.

visconti · 21-01-2010

After a couple of years of temptation, I finally decided to take this plunge. I found a great looking, almost full length cotton/ramie Ys skirt on sale today. It'll be about 2 weeks before the alts are done (a touch taken in at the waist), but it works. Incredibly comfortable and can be paired with most anything I normally wear.

It is comparable to this in terms of draping and length-

(wsj)

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Godot scenester Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Chicago Gender: homme Posts: 51	There is a section in UK law which allows people in traditional dress to carry a fixed blade knife, otherwise one is only allowed a <=3 inch non locking pocket knife. Many American men (including me-my father and grand father) are quite attached to their pocket knives. __________________ "No man should be rich enough to have another organize his closet and no man should be so poor as to be obliged to do so"........Carl Marks

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visconti backstage pass Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Chicago Gender: homme Posts: 784	After a couple of years of temptation, I finally decided to take this plunge. I found a great looking, almost full length cotton/ramie Ys skirt on sale today. It'll be about 2 weeks before the alts are done (a touch taken in at the waist), but it works. Incredibly comfortable and can be paired with most anything I normally wear. It is comparable to this in terms of draping and length- (wsj) __________________ I might like you if you look like you could be a character in a Bresson film.

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