Showing posts with label Male fashion freedom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Male fashion freedom. Show all posts

Monday, March 11, 2013

2000 Postings!


Model Antonio Anuk
Photography CSS Studio


I've just realized that I've gone past the 2000 postings mark!
That's about 500 entries a year, which, considering the little spare time I have, is not really that bad.

And as for my followers and visitors, the stats show a nice daily number as well. What that means is that more and more gentlemen are becoming interested in changing the dull, conventional, male-fashion standards.

So I hope you keep on visiting my blog: let's go for the 4000! 

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Cathcing Up with: André Judd


André Judd

Keeping up with this Stylist and Fashion Editor from Manila is no easy matter: he posts quite frequently!
Almost every single day!
Anyways: I'm posting a few of his most recent looks.
If you're into male fashion freedom, you should follow him too!
Check out his Lookbook or his blog, and be sure to call in often.









Sunday, January 13, 2013

We're following: Michael


His Black Dress

I've been following Michael's male-fashion-freedom blog for a while now, enjoying it very much.
As you may see, he really does what he preaches. 
Something I really love about his weblogs is that, just like myself, he's no model!
He is no petite, skinny, teen-age "femiman". 
He's rather a bit big of frame, in his mid-thirties (?), and has a beard ... showing us that fashion freedom is for all of us guys, regardless of our ages or body-shapes.
A real inspiration!













Follow his too!

His tumblr blog
His blogspot blog




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Monday, August 20, 2012

Switcheroo


Switcheroo

Photography by Hana Pesut

This Canadian photographer's project features some of the most fascinating images I've ever stumbled upon.
In her undertaking, she doesn't only question our society's silly dress conventions, but to a certain degree she also challenges traditional gender roles.
I like the fact she doesn't use models, but just plain, regular people dressed in a regular way, and then, voilà!, the switcheroo works its magic: 

1. She wears his clothes: 
Nothing special about that. Females nowadays often dress in a quite masculine way.
But it does bring me to the conclusion that the ladies, no matter how beautiful, look just as dull as the gents in those grey, boring clothes.

2. He wears her clothes:
Now we're talking.
It turns out that some guys actually do look good wearing their spouses clothing!
Admittedly not all of them. 
After all, the apparel's not their size, and the style not necessarily befits their particular body-shape. 
On the other hand, many actually look better in what we arbitrarily call "female" garments than in their own clothes...
Anyways. It makes you wonder:
Wouldn't it be a good idea to perk up our wardrobes with at least a few dresses, some skirts, or at any rate some more colorful stuff?
Shouldn't we switch clothings with our partners more often?




































Check out hundreds of riveting switcheroos in 
Hanna's photoblog
and in her Website

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