Sovnarkom
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 Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 7:44 pm Post subject: Male Peacocking *Sovnarkom* |
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Yeah I Agree Tottaly with Giac. I Just Dress Well, Dress Kinda Cocky dont be afraid of being AMOGed, Just be chilled; Personally I dont feel ver confortable peackoking with strange things though i wear often very "attention-getting" items, Try to use Body Fitting Clothes, sont be afraid of using things Like White shoes, things like that If u Know how to Combinde them they show first of all That U are Fucking Confident With Ur SElf, then that u have style, and third that u are ALpha, Vip.
Inner Game relates, with peacock
The term “male fashion” may seem like an oxymoron since the media usually talks about fashion as it pertains to women. Women are certainly the peacocks of our culture, eclipsing the much duller male palate of navy, grey, and black. So yes, men’s attire is more conservative and it shouldn’t stray far from that comfortable territory. But that said...
Personal fashion is not about reinventing the wheel; it’s more about choosing the right rims. So, if you feel too effeminate wearing pink or purple (and guys, this is one woman who hopes
you do!), don’t. There is nothing worse than a man that looks uncomfortable in his clothing. But on the other hand, there is nothing sexier than a man who does feel comfortable and who really ‘owns’ the look he’s chosen.
I for one mourn the loss of the male ass in a pair of well-fitting jeans. While a well-displayed boxer can be alluring (and a boxer brief completely enticing) in the right circumstances, a higher cut pant with a less saggy ass puts me through the roof. Nowadays, it is almost impossible to buy pants that go up to the navel, and thank goodness for that. Leave camel toes on the hooves of our fine humped friends, I say. So I’m not talking about looking like Erkel, I’m simply talking about cleaning up your look, about going anti-grunge, if you will. You can have messy (messy, I said, not dirty!) hair, but don’t have messy clothes.
Here’s another tip: The best way to get company in your pants is to wear a pair of nice ones. I can’t tell you how many positive comments I hear from girls when they see a guy who has bothered to put on nice pants. I’m not saying to pull a Mick Jagger and wear women’s pants ( although if you can pull off that look...) or to give up your Fubus if that’s your deal. Nothing that extreme is necessary. A male friend of mine with killer street style wears oversized shirts with baggy jeans, but the jeans always look new, they’re well-tailored, and they have great detailing like a dark wash and sexy red stitching. Amazingly hot.
| Quote: | Fashion is fantasy. I’m not talking Dungeons and Dragons or Pam Anderson with a can of whipped cream. I mean that just like a woman can transform herself in minutes into a plethora of different characters, so can men. If you have an inner rock star, get a pair of vintage shades and let him make an appearance. If you always wanted a leather jacket, now’s the time to buy it. Pick one or two pieces of clothing that are slightly uncharacteristic of the everyday you and take the plunge. Take chances with your clothes — not big chances, nothing involving feathers or gold lamé — just something daring enough to turn a few heads and give you that extra little something .
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Cheers Your Friend SOv
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