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"Something is afoot in men’s fashion. So steady yourselves, because high heels for the heftier sex are making a comeback."
Read this article written by Luke Leitch at Times Online

Men's High Heels

"A Few Reasons Why I Think Men Look Great In High Heels:

Because of their tendency to have a lower body fat ratio, men often have legs that look absolutely stunning in high heels and stockings. I've commented on that several times in some of the hosiery articles I have written for men. Heels also add a couple of extra inches of height, which can help a short man out, or turn a tall man into something truly imposing. It may seem strange to describe a man dressed in lacey panties, stockings, and high heels in that fashion, but to my mind at least, there can be something about the feminine trappings of a man wearing lingerie and heels that actually accentuates his masculinity."
An article written by Hope Alexander at Hubpages

High heels for men go beyond drag shows and hit the street

"The perennial fashion question - Should I wear heels or flats with these pants? – isn’t just for women anymore.

Men are the subjects of a new couture craze that hasn't yet trickled down to the average guy (if it ever will): high heels for males."
Readthis article written by
BY Tracy Miller
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRIT

at
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Man in high heels portrait by Manuel Shock


Man in different high heels and outfits





Find The Best 80s Dress

80s DressThe amazing point about dressing up in 1980's style clothes, is that you will find so numerous options you are able to practically mix and match components with. Exactly where do you begin? What primary components consist of an 1980's style outfit? Here's several methods that I've found, and greatest of all, the clothes are wonderful, authentic, and price following to absolutely nothing!

Well-liked trends consist of fluro - neon, stone wash, acid wash denim, lace, mesh, lycra, polyester and do not neglect taffeta and satin for that 1980's prom dresses.

As soon as you've an concept of what 1980's designs you're searching for, your following greatest step, would be to function out who, exactly where and when you are able to get your 1980's gear from. They are exactly where you ought to score greatest for discovering clothes worn within the 1980's.

1. Loved ones and close friends: Mother and father, close friends with the loved ones, uncles and aunts.
2. Vintage and second hand clothes stores inside your nearby region. I've discovered they've the greatest variety, and are the cheapest for the authentic 1980's clothing. Greatest buys consist of higher waisted denim, stone wash denim, and fantastic/awful dresses. You'll adore it!
3. $2 import shops for wonderful products for example scrunchies, beaded necklaces, party gear and misc 1980's jewellery.
4. 1980's costume specialist on the internet shops: The costume shop links supplied within the pages from 1980's style Fancy Dress are brilliant. They've taken excellent care to discover these fantastic shops, who supply that additional ideal some thing for the 1980's costume or outfit. You will find all sorts of 1980's stuff, and very inexpensive, as well.
5. Costume jewellery shops. For that the majority of it, your add-ons is going to be what brings your 1980's costume to existence. Leg warmers, lace ribbons, fingerless gloves, necklaces and dangley earrings. There may be a opportunity these might be difficult to discover. Don't be concerned although, like I mentioned earlier, you is going to be capable to purchase lots of 1980's add-ons on the internet. Keep in mind, discovering 1980's clothes and 1980's costumes, is very a bit like treasure hunting. Have enjoyable with it! Do not neglect you are able to mix and match 1980's clothes.

As we move into the tweenie teenies, there's evidence in music clips, magazines and movies, that it is awesome to possess a enjoyable and zany taste in style. Some commentators have set this down towards the gloom with the monetary crisis, and they might be correct. Also, the majority of you'd have heard about 1980's themed parties by now. They're really well-liked, most likely because of the truly awesome music, and fancy dress enjoyable you are able to have. Are you hosting or attending an 1980's fancy dress party?
80s Dress

VMAN >> Walk it off - In Copenhagen

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Copenhagen was a flutter with models, photographers and generally more important folk than ourselves, where VMAN partnered up with Copenhagen Fashion Week to celebrate the launch of VMAN18: A Scandinavian Summer. Catch the gallery here.

"Tuesday night we partnered up with Copenhagen Fashion Week to celebrate the launch of VMAN 18: A Scandinavian Summer. It was a major bash uptown at Good Units, the new venue on the lower level of the Hudson Hotel, with a lot of Belvedere Vodka to drink. Harking back to the way they did it in ‘80s and early ‘90s New York, a fashion show appeared out of nowhere smack in the middle of the party. Fashion from our favorite Scandinavians including Bjørg Jewellery, Bruuns Bazaar, Cheap Monday, David Andersen for Kopenhagen Studio, Day Birger et Mikkelsen, Georg Jensen, Henrik Vibskov, Hummel, Moonspoon Saloon, Oscar Magnuson, Shamballa Jewels, Soulland, Stærk, Stine Goya, Tiger of Sweden, and Vilsbøl de Arce paraded down the runway.

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Through a little fancy lighting slight of hand, each model was transformed into another half way across the runway. The slim Michael W became the buff Brad Kroenig; Julia Hafstrom became Maggie Rizer; Georgina became Sessilee; Aiden became Rainer; Lady Fag became Daphne; and so on. Then to a roar of applause, the show closed with Anna Cleveland transforming into her legendary mother Pat Cleveland.

Accompanying the whole thing, the amazing disco’d-up gospel singer Cookie sang her hit anthem “Lola’s Theme.” After the show wrapped, the Scandis and a bunch of models moshed to a high energy performance by Danish rockers New Politics. Rumor has it that after the party, most of the Danish designers then decamped to the box for a long night of further celebration. But that’s just rumor."

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Marc Jacobs quilted high-tops

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Following a legion of design houses releasing high-top sneakers (Vuitton and Gucci just to name two) Marc Jacobs has released his own version. I think out of all that I've seen these are the nicest and most understated. Certainly a pair that would look great however you wore it. The neon straps from Vuitton, however nice are limiting.

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In fact, Marc Jacobs has a history with the quilted effect as it carries into his menswear from the very popular quilted bags he designs for ladies-wear. The burgandy/blood red high tops were available last year for $600 but I imagine like those, the new ones will sell out fast too. They are however just a preview so keep your eyes peeled for a release date.

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Man wearing high heels with jeans


Masked man posing in suit and high heel boots



Man posing in high heel sandals


Converse Designer Partnerships

All-American shoe staple 'Converse' have teamed up with a variety of designers to come up with a classic shoe with a designer twist. These are just some of the looks but I expect many more to follow. Paul Smith in a stripe would be nice!

Who would you like to see design a pair of Chuck Taylors?

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Androgynous boy in high heels




Man wearing high heels and dress or skirt


Brad Goreski by Terry Richardson

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I am a huge fan of Brad Goreski. Having said that I haven't watched more than an episode of his show with Rachel Zoe. His style is fantastic and consistent. I like the bow-tie and glasses theme he keeps. Also I love the fact that he carries a folio or briefcase to formal events. He's one to watch for sure!

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He was just shot by the famous Terry Richardson who also likes to appear alongside his subjects. His blog Terry's Diary is FANTASTIC and keeps me there for hours.

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And of course if you have not already seen what it is he does, then take a gander at the following clip from Season 2 "The Rachel Zoe project"