Thomas Gouard
During the past months, I’ve been doing research on celebrity fashions, and a few different celebrities have popped up that I have seen so far. I have even come across a Face book page titled “Women wear pants. Let men wear skirts“. This Face book page has many different pictures of men wearing skirts, but still looking presentable in them. I have seen a new style by the son of Jaden Smith (son of Will and Jada Smith), and also a unique style by rapper “Young Thug“. Many people in our society frown upon these celebrities’ styles and maybe a little confused and think that they are gay, because they are wearing women’s clothing, but I simply view it as a form of fashion.
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I certainly have nothing against them or view them as “Eeww!” for what they choose to wear, but many people in our society do; not all but some! I just read an article titled “Lil Duval is Scared of a Gender-Bending World That Includes Jaden Smith” by Evelyn Diaz, and this sparked a topic for me to mention about. Lil Duval fears that it’s only a glimpse of what’s to come. I completely have nothing against Gender-Bending, but please if you choose to wear certain clothing that women wear, don’t get too raunchy with it. What I’m trying to say is that nobody wants to see a male walking around dressed like a stripper in a strip club. Nothing against men or guys that choose to wear skirts, pants, short shorts, or any type of fancy clothing that women wear, and still look presentable, but please don’t take it to the extreme.
In our society many people are brainwashed into thinking that if a man wears women’s clothing that he is gay or bisexual, but do women get judged if they wear men’s clothing? No! Are they looked at as being gay? No! Are women viewed as “Eew” if caught in the men’s section? No! The same goes with the color pink! Pink is JUST A COLOR, that many people in our society are brainwashed into thinking is a girl’s color. Just because a man wears pink, that does not mean that he is gay or bisexual! It may mean that he just likes different colors, other than the plain colors we have in the men’s section, but it certainly doesn’t mean that he is gay! I myself love to wear multiple different colors when I run, and purple, tiffany blue, and turquoise are a few to name; I have even worn pink, but that doesn’t mean I’m gay. I have also got certain looks for wearing certain things such as “Nike Tempo Track Shorts“, which I have many different colors, but that doesn’t mean that I’m gay or bisexual! The design, look, feel and fit is what attracts me to wearing certain things.
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Before I get off topic with this, I want to say that celebrities are well known for being trendsetters, when it comes to many things in life: fashion, lifestyle, quotes, and words. Many may dress the way they dress for attention, or to keep us wondering, but no one should be judged on their sexuality by what they choose to wear. We are all human beings, and being different is what makes us unique as human beings. Marc Jacobs said it best, when he showed up to the “2012 Met Ball” in a black, lacy dress. Marc quoted that “I just didn’t want to wear a tuxedo and be boring”. As for me, I do think that if we weren’t different then we would be boring, and no one wants to be just that. We should be happy that their wearing clothing, and not naked; not disgusted by what gender’s clothing they choose to wear. I can tolerate seeing a man or guy wearing women’s clothing more than I can tolerate seeing someone wearing clothing hanging off their body, but that’s just my point of view of the whole situation. Colors are colors, and clothing is clothing. My theory is, if it doesn’t say it’s strictly for women, then it isn’t strictly for women.
so true, however, it is still awkward to see people not conforming to what is in norms.
Yes, it is. There was a short phase when the kilt style skirts were a popular choice. Just recently there was a school of boys that wore dresses to class because they were unable to wear shorts. I’ll have to research the status on that, so that I can share another version to this.
Thank you for dropping in, Mavic
I think I heard that story. I think they wore skirts instead in protest but was it because they can’t wear shorts or women can’t wear jeans? I forgot also the story
I’ll look more into that and see what the status was with it.
Ok let us posted, thanks .
I love sharing all types of topics ♡
Me, too, as long as I have the pictures and I am in the mood to write, why not.
Each to his own is what I always say.
Thank you for dropping in, Carol, and comment.
Definitely not trying to making anyone uncomfortable with this.
You are fine, I enjoyed your post.
My son wears t-shirts and shirts of different colors … that’s ok ..But, if he’d put on a skirt or something like this guy in the picture …I would throw it out the same moment.For me, this is the top of a distasteful one.
Well that’s you! But I’m sure there are other parents out there that would allow their children to be who they want to be, and dress the way they want to dress.
It’s possible that there are parents for whom this is ok ..Here, in the Balkans, I do not believe that I would meet one who would agree with this.If anyone thinks this is an outdated opinion ..Then I’m glad about that.Yet in society there must be a basic culture of behavior in a public place … and this dress is extremely ugly.I do not even understand the point of this ? ..A man dressed in a woman’s dress?..I would not like this fashion to come to us ..
I was exposed to this while living in Hawaii, where it is acceptable. Once I moved back to the mainland in the United States, I’ve noticed that some are accepted in select neighborhoods. You can tell by the styles of the locals. I’m nearing death, but I do believe that this style will gradually take grow, but I will not see it.
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I read texts … I’m thinking that gender should be equal..in the sense that both boys and girls are equally smart ..or that they should be equal when they apply for a job, that their salary be the same..But a man wearing a black, lace dress and to see white underpants ..Sorry … it’s not normal for me.And you can not really compare Hawaiian folk costumes..or Scottish kilt ..still everything is made with a lot of style and belongs to folk costumes.
Not comparing Hawaiian folk costumes or Scottish kilts. I know that there is a difference. What I’m saying is that Hawaii is a much more accepting state of STYLES like this. You can also add certain parts of California too like San Francisco. Folk costumes and kilts are a totally different topic.
Okay, you and I have different views …You are a young man .. I am middle age..Maybe your community, family, environment accept it.This will not happen here for at least 200 years…and I can say that I’m glad about that…hah.Great greeting from the sunny and beautiful Balkans.