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post #31 of 39
how you gonna wear shiny shoes to eat chicken waings?
post #32 of 39
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Originally Posted by Ideefixee View Post
See, I hate these kinds of gender roles. Fashion isn't about subscribing to a pre-set 'idea' of what men should or shouldn't wear (to a certain extent). Probably the main reason others will view that kind of outfit as 'femme' is ignorance, or misunderstanding.

See, it's not about what you're wearing; it's how you wear it. I've seen guys pull off wicked 'femme' outfits (or outfits that are generally esteemed to be 'femme' or unmanly) merely due to their personality or self-confidence when wearing them.

If you, and only you, want to start wearing more man-approved clothing items, then I say go ahead and do it. But I don't agree that you should do so only because others have made comments about your apparel. If you have a good sense of who you are, and wear outfits accordingly, then who gives a s*&% what a few skanks think of what you're wearing?

Trust me, a good girl will understand your outfit once she understands you as a person, and would never want you to change.

I feel bad that you spent your time writing such a legitimately good post in such an obvious joke thread.
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I feel bad that you spent your time writing such a legitimately good post in such an obvious joke thread.

I feel bad that you spent your time writing such a legitimately good post in such an obvious joke thread.
post #34 of 39
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Originally Posted by macuser3of5 View Post
Hey,

Can anyone help me not look feminine? I'm trying update my wardrobe and project a more studied, masculine image. Last night I was wearing a pair of black tapered velvet pants with shiny zippers (MARC JACOBS), a semi-sheer low v shirt (AMERICAN APPAREL), and some silver suede sneakers (EMMA HOPE). One of my friends, upon meeting up at a popular bar/grill to eat (BUFFALO WILD WINGS), said I looked a bit femme and he didn't want me to wingman that night. :/ None of the HB's gave me a second look and i got a lot of disinterest indicators/bitch sheilds thrown my way.

I thought I was making some good purchase choices lately, but I guess not? Has this happened to anyone else? Can anyone provide some image references of what constitutes feminine/not-feminine. He said I should get some simple flannels, one-wash straight-leg or bootcut denims and less ostentatious shoes.

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Also, moar dragons
+1 /threak
post #36 of 39
Thread Starter 
So my thread takeaways are:

Wear classic menswear staples, like flannel and/or man-jeans.

Grow a beard.

Show off my pubes.

This look kind of reminds me of the dudes on the covers of the magazines my uncle used to have, something to do with horses? I can't remember. In any event, those dudes sure didn't look femme/rentboy. Thanks everyone.

Any brands I should look for?
post #37 of 39
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Originally Posted by macuser3of5 View Post
So my thread takeaways are:

Wear classic menswear staples, like flannel and/or man-jeans.

Grow a beard.

Show off my pubes.

This look kind of reminds me of the dudes on the covers of the magazines my uncle used to have, something to do with horses? I can't remember. In any event, those dudes sure didn't look femme/rentboy. Thanks everyone.

Any brands I should look for?

WESCO for boots and leathers. D&G for jeans. The lower cut the better. Schott Perfecto Jacket. Mirrored cop glasses and a little hat like this:



Don't wear a shirt.
post #38 of 39
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Originally Posted by macuser3of5 View Post
Show off my pubes.

Any brands I should look for?

ID advise you shop at International Male....and yes....more pubes. Tons of pubes need to be hanging out like an overflowing mane of manliness
post #39 of 39
ninja pants +1
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