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My friends: Marc Jacobs rockin' the man-dress. (I don't think any additional comments are really nec, do YOU?)
jadamo00 Advanced NY USA Member since 3/13/06 Posts: 1232	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 8/22/12 9:01 PM A sheer lace number over white boxers j. -- Edited on 8/22/12 9:34 PM --
PattyE   Intermediate MI Member since 9/7/10 Posts: 647	Login to reply to this post Like this post Subject: My friends: Marc Jacobs rockin the man-dress. Date: 8/22/12 9:28 PM Whatever floats your boat. I love Marc Jacobs. He's not afraid to be himself.
jadamo00 Advanced NY USA Member since 3/13/06 Posts: 1232	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 8/22/12 9:29 PM He wore the black lace number at a Metropolitan Museum Gala in New York and blew the garters off everyone there. j. -- Edited on 8/23/12 9:15 AM --
JillyBe Intermediate CA USA Member since 1/20/10 Posts: 3194	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 8/22/12 9:38 PM Looks like the poor guy can only afford one pair of shoes though. Would have loved to see some color on his feet with the pink number. ------ http://jillybejoyful.blogspot.com/ a blog about creativity, sewing, vintage sewing machines, and...... life :)
solveg   Beginner MN USA Member since 2/16/12 Posts: 366	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 8/23/12 0:18 AM Yeah, I'm not liking the pilgrim shoes. They remind me of that urban legend back when I was in Jr. High: seems like every school had a teacher who had been fired for wearing mirror buckles on his shoes so he could look up girl's dresses. Yes. We all had to wear dresses back then. Marc needs a slip under that pink number. It's only a matter of time before guys reclaim dresses. They've worn them throughout history, and there's nothing hotter than a man in a kilt. Once they realize how comfortable skirts and dresses can be, I think we'll see a lot of guys with this look. Actually, recently I saw photos from a party my sister went to where several of the guys were wearing skirts. Not a cross-dressing thing, but kind of a counter-culture thing. -- Edited on 8/23/12 2:19 AM --
marymary86 Intermediate GA USA Member since 7/20/08 Posts: 2194	Login to reply to this post In reply to solveg << 2 members like this. Date: 8/23/12 0:56 AM Quote: there's nothing hotter than a man in a kilt I agree! Marc Jacobs in the man dress - blech! Sorry I think it's ugly. ------ Mary http://checkmatesystem.com
Annie P   Intermediate AUSTRALIA Member since 3/19/09 Posts: 23	Login to reply to this post Like this post Subject: My friends: Marc Jacobs rockin the man-dress. Date: 8/23/12 1:01 AM I'm not sure about the socks. Perhaps leggings? The socks remind me of the socks-with-sandals look, which I think is really daggy.
Member since 12/31/69	Login to reply to this post Like this post Subject: My friends: Marc Jacobs rockin the man-dress. Date: 8/23/12 2:41 AM Don't Scots get really offended if you call their kilt a skirt? I don't see men going the dress route. I get the designer thing, but I personally couldn't take a guy in a dress seriously. As my 19 year old nephew just told me after shuddering: it will be over his dead body he puts on a dress.
arianamaniacs   Advanced AUSTRIA Member since 6/11/04 Posts: 938	Login to reply to this post Like this post Subject: My friends: Marc Jacobs rockin the man-dress. Date: 8/23/12 3:07 AM I like him the black dress variations, but the pink combo looks really bad. Kind of like he put on his sister's polo shirt dress. Maybe it is just too much bright contrasty color for his dark looks.
jadamo00 Advanced NY USA Member since 3/13/06 Posts: 1232	Login to reply to this post 9 members like this. Date: 8/23/12 7:08 AM Well, these are three predictions I got wrong: 1) Nobody in their right mind will BUY BOTTLED WATER. 2) You'll NEVER get guys to use hair spray 3) I'll NEVER wear elastic-waist pants.

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