"vagaries of fashion", well put. I like to have my hair long (but neat) with sideburns and like to dress in what I believe to be stylish suits or coats etc. This brings me to the Question: for many hundreds of year long and short hair came and went for men but after the Great War long hair for man was always seen as rebellion. Why is that view still in place?
I'll have you know that I am not, I repeat I am not ("not that there is anything wrong with that") gay. Fully hetero and happily married, thank you very much.
I agree Crux Australis, it's a little too GQ for me, but still somewhat worthy.
This brings me to the Question: for many hundreds of year long and short hair came and went for men but after the Great War long hair for man was always seen as rebellion. Why is that view still in place? custom essay help | case study
"vagaries of fashion", well put. I like to have my hair long (but neat) with sideburns and like to dress in what I believe to be stylish suits or coats etc. This brings me to the Question: for many hundreds of year long and short hair came and went for men but after the Great War long hair for man was always seen as rebellion. Why is that view still in place?
ReplyDeleteMind you I did go year with having short hair.
The Monarchist has a man crush?
ReplyDeleteHackett is worthy, but has gone all Ralph Lauren on us. I prefer Cordings, Turnbull and Asser, and Ede and Ravenscroft.
ReplyDeleteMan crush? The Monarchist?
ReplyDeleteI'll have you know that I am not, I repeat I am not ("not that there is anything wrong with that") gay. Fully hetero and happily married, thank you very much.
I agree Crux Australis, it's a little too GQ for me, but still somewhat worthy.
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This brings me to the Question: for many hundreds of year long and short hair came and went for men but after the Great War long hair for man was always seen as rebellion. Why is that view still in place?
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