girls in guy's garb

[Bamaboots]

Hope Hicks, White House communications director , looks stunning at the state banquet in Japan Monday night, hosted by the Japanese Prime Minister, wearing a traditional tux with an over sized bow-tie.

Upstaging "The Donald", or Melania may shorten her career. Good for her.

 

[HadleyH1]

Upstaging "The Donald", or Melania may shorten her career. Good for her.

Nevah! good as the tux looks......and it looks great!

Some will never get upstaged!!!!! Never in 8 years!!!!!

 

[HadleyH1]

Melania wore it well too!

 

[Fading Fast]

How in God's name does one walk in shoe like those ⇧.

 

[Tiki Tom]

How in God's name does one walk in shoe like those ⇧.

And she's from Europe. She can walk in those on rain-slick cobblestones.

 

[scottyrocks]

I'd point out that the shirt and suit patterns don't really work together (too similar and too close in scale), but I don't think that is the point of this picture (just like I won't point out that the tie knot is too loose).

There's not a darn thing wrong with it.

 

[HadleyH1]

La femme dandy!

 

[HadleyH1]

 

[Fair Play]

That's right.[/

Beyond style- I wear men's clothing often because it's better. It's just made so much better, even than women's vintage clothing. And, certainly higher quality than most modern made apparel.
Plus I used to find wonderful men's clothing in such small sizes it didn't fit most of my male customers but it fit me. I'm hooked.

 

[59Lark]

I have always found women in uniform sexy and uniforms are quite often manlike, married a nurse my self , short haired and a small lady and she nevers wears a skirt, might accuse me of being a L. will soon be single again after 28 yrs so here is too short haired and ladies in a mens shirt. here is too sexy ladies in men clothing 59 Lark

 

[HoosierDaddy]

Does this make sense ^^^..?? Sorry can't make out much of what you are trying to say...

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

'50s-'60s German teen idol Conny Froeboss in the movie Hula Hopp Conny (1958).

 

[HadleyH1]

Coco Chanel in the 1920’s at Rosehall House in Sutherland, Scotland, owned by her lover Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor, the 2nd Duke of Westminster, Coco is dressed with the Duke's fishing clothes!







with a friend, Vera Bate Lombardi

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Ethel Le Neve, mistress of killer Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen, in the disguise she wore when they attempted to flee from England aboard the SS Montrose in July 1910.

 

[Peter Bowden]

Vita Sackville-West from "Portrait of a Marriage" - Such style!

 

[Fading Fast]

Coco Chanel in the 1920’s at Rosehall House in Sutherland, Scotland, owned by her lover Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor, the 2nd Duke of Westminster, Coco is dressed with the Duke's fishing clothes!







with a friend, Vera Bate Lombardi

Part of the genius/success of Coco Chanel was her ability to translate her personal enjoyment of the "simplicity" of men's clothing (versus the insanely fussy and structured design of women's clothes of the times) into fashionable clothes for women. Her clean lines were more than a visual/style change but where also a transformation in how women approached dressing and thought about the fit and comfort of clothes. Her impact can be seen in the simple garments of the flappers versus the hoop-skirt, multiple-layered clothes of their mothers. It's cool that part of her inspiration came from her enjoyment and understanding of the benefits of men's clothes.

Vita Sackville-West from "Portrait of a Marriage" - Such style!

That stance alone speaks to an impressive and attractive confidence - the clothes only emphasize it.

 

[HatLoverGirl]

...but a guy wearing women's clothes is a weirdo.

I think a man wearing women's clothing is fab! Especially if they go out of their way to do their makeup right.

 

[HatLoverGirl]

Part of the genius/success of Coco Chanel was her ability to translate her personal enjoyment of the "simplicity" of men's clothing (versus the insanely fussy and structured design of women's clothes of the times) into fashionable clothes for women. Her clean lines were more than a visual/style change but where also a transformation in how women approached dressing and thought about the fit and comfort of clothes. Her impact can be seen in the simple garments of the flappers versus the hoop-skirt, multiple-layered clothes of their mothers. It's cool that part of her inspiration came from her enjoyment and understanding of the benefits of men's clothes.



That stance alone speaks to an impressive and attractive confidence - the clothes only emphasize it.

If you haven't watched the movie titled Coco before Chanel, you ought to, you will love that movie, she truly was a wonderful character. Based on that movie, it seems like her ideas were not welcomed immediately, yet she still changed the world of fashion, she is my hero, such an inspiration!

 

[Fading Fast]

If you haven't watched the movie titled Coco before Chanel, you ought to, you will love that movie, she truly was a wonderful character. Based on that movie, it seems like her ideas were not welcomed immediately, yet she still changed the world of fashion, she is my hero, such an inspiration!

I saw it and enjoyed it - beautifully filmed. I have great respect for what she accomplished from her brutal start in life and her obvious talent, but her actions during WWII are concerning albeit unclear. I'm not denouncing her for what is not proven - but there is definitely some unpleasant circumstantial evidence out there on her.

 

[Michael A]

Tilda Swinton

Michael