Ancient Greece – a time when wearing skirts was not just fashionable, but a symbol of unparalleled manliness.
The iconic Spartans, known for their military prowess, were proud wearers of the periskelis – a short, belted skirt made from wool. This choice of attire was driven by a blend of practicality and symbolism.
The periskelis allowed for ease of movement on the battlefield, granting the Spartan warriors an advantage in combat.
Moreover, the choice to wear skirts reinforced their dedication to their military lifestyle and a rejection of luxury, aligning with the warrior ethos.
The periskelis wasn't just practical and symbolic; it was also damn stylish, if these AI images are accurate in any way.
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...
Writer and researcher Ekemini Ekpo recently put out a fantastic essay in Articles of Interest called “Boy-Skirts for One, Boy-Skirts for All.” She shows how the current Western fascination with...
Writer and researcher Ekemini Ekpo recently put out a fantastic essay in Articles of Interest called “Boy-Skirts for One, Boy-Skirts for All.” She shows how the current Western fascination with...
3 comments
I would wear that in a heartbeat!
Heh, amazing @JCNY :D
Yes, and I live it, too. See here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/1fihm5du0rq2xarix62bi/JC-as-Hector-2021.jpg?rlkey=xykzxxo4l8npdhjuw583qejav&dl=0