Showing posts with label men in high heels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label men in high heels. Show all posts

Monday, May 23, 2011

Male models wearing high heels against violence


James Jordan, right, and other men model their high heel shoes before marching against sexual violence against women Friday, April 8, 2011, in Anchorage, Alaska. A few dozen men participated in the march through a lengthy corridor at the University of Alaska Anchorage. (AP Photo/Rachel D'Oro)

Sunday, January 23, 2011

The femiman: a sweet revenge of men against women dictatorship in fashion

The year 2010 was a special year for men fashion freedom. A lot of androgynous male models take the women models place on catwalk. More and more designers prefer males models to present their collections. Two of them are Martin Cohn and Andrej Pejic.
Goog work guys!

Sunday, October 3, 2010

More men seek out high heels

"High-heeled shoes for men appear to be making a comeback, British shoe purveyors say.
The London department store Selfridges reports sales are good for boots that combine pointed toes with a Cuban heel, The Times of London says. Sam Lobban, a Selfridges buyer, calls the style "flamboyant, but in an edgy, cool way."
Read the original post at Menafn

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

High heel boots for boys by Rad Hourani





Designer Collection RAD Hourani listed as look clothes totally asexual ... high boots for boys , boots, and sandals with heels, leggings and skirts in leather and all showed d Euna elegant and fabulous. Looks in total black showing a man futuristic , different and above all fashion.

Friday, June 4, 2010

High Heels For Men: Vive La Revolution!

You can read the original post in Hubpages . But I want to show you three comments to this post:
"Men wearing high heels can look really stylish. Lots of guys would really like to wear heels and other styles of clothes that society rules are for women only. Conventional men's clothes are so boring and we are forced by society, telling us what is acceptable or not, to wear shirts, trousers and flat shoes for our entire life - how boring is that! Whereas women can wear absolutely anything they want (including men's clothes)and nobody thinks they are weird or calls them names! It really is unfair to men - why shouldn't we be able to wear heels, skirts and anything else." written by Steve
"...The idea of men and women wearing high heels together has a ring of fairness and equality that just seems right. Should either not want to wear high heels, they should also have that choice. " written by Histiletto
"I take my freedom to wear heels, but only to a limit unfortunately. I won't buy men's shoes anymore. Go as high as can, yesterday I wore 3" shoes to work. They are styled like cowboy boots, but they're not boots. I have much higher shoes and boots at home, but I wouldn't be comfortable to wear them out. Things can change if we change them. Remember the '70s anyone? I wish I would had taken advantage of high heel styles then. In the mean time, wear the highest that you dare to, and don't by men's shoes again!
" written by Jerry