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From the category archives:
Men
Via JHamm source.
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Musician, designer, entrepreneur ….are there no end to Liam Gallagher’s (late of Oasis) talents?
His men’s clothing label “Pretty Green” is now two years old and he apparently designed, styled and modelled the entire collection, which has been a huge success.
His pea coats, crew necks, cardigans and scarves have struck a chord with the grown-up Oasis [...]
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There was a time, when scoring a Vanity Fair cover meant something: Their images of mega-stars, politicians, public figures, rock gods and goddesses were iconic, controversial, a rite of passage.
To appear on any of Vanity Fair’s covers meant you had arrived.
Is this still true?
Yes?
If so, then, how does one explain …this?
Here is Elisabetta Canalis on [...]
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The correct answer is: Don’t wear Vibram 5-finger shoes because you could be Channing Tatum and you would still struggle to appeal, were you to be seen out and about, with your feet clad in the frog-like worthy heirs to the Croc.
Placing the two thoughts in one’s head simultaneously, (Vibram 5-finger running shoe and sex) [...]
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As in life, so in tea.
Invite your ex boyfriend and a bunch of your mutual hot friends round for some strong, manly builders’ tea.
Make sure he gets this mug.
Hand out the others as it seems appropriate to you.
From Urban Outfitters, Via Holycool
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Here’s how it works: Each day Nerd boyfriend picks an iconic male from the world of film, theatre, literature …(in fact, all your basic nerd genres) and offers a clever merchandising “Steal the Look” so that you can imitate that star’s iconic sense of, oh well… calling it style may be pushing it, just a [...]
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See if you can correctly attribute these chat up lines to the HV New Papa of the year, or to Sascha Baron Cohen’s Borat.
It’s not as easy as you might imagine
Away we go:
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Two (male) students from The Brothers Advertising School in Buenos Aires created this Pirelli-esque calendar for Matchbox Toys.
The campaign is aimed at “very young boys.”
A toy pin-up calendar for a toy car company?
Clever but obnoxious.
Plus a precocious dash of misogyny?
Those guys should do very well in advertising.
Via Ads of the world
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