This was a few years after starting a menswear line – when he received a little pushback for men's skirts, as covered by Vogue:
“There always will be things I like that I know will be way too much for people: I think I’ve made some very pretty sarongs,” he says. “I did a runway show at the national museum of Puerto Rico, three or four years ago. After, I went to the little bar at the museum to grab a drink and go out on the terrace and have a cigarette. A guy marches in and just announces, ‘We are Puerto Rican! We are way too macho. We will never wear skirts!’ And I said, ‘Yeah, okay, great.’ What do you want me to say? It’s not going to bother me one way or the other.”
This is a guest post from Joey Naeger, a bass luthier who lives with his wife in Houston, Texas. ——— Several years ago, I realized I’d been dressing like a...
This is a guest post from Joey Naeger, a bass luthier who lives with his wife in Houston, Texas. ——— Several years ago, I realized I’d been dressing like a...
From Bowie to Chalamet, this roundup highlights 17 famous moments where men on stage, on the runway, and in everyday life made a statement by wearing a simple piece of...
From Bowie to Chalamet, this roundup highlights 17 famous moments where men on stage, on the runway, and in everyday life made a statement by wearing a simple piece of...