i have seen these (very interesting indeed) shoes before, anyone could tell me about the designer or the brand? I do think Jane Aldridge blogged about them.

Love the shoes, eyeliner, and hat. Needs a pedi, though. If you’re going to push outside of gender-binaries in delightful ways, might as well go all-out with it.

@KD: hmmm I googled it, definitely not my case, my calves are more…‘sportive’ xD
Everytime I see his shots I fall more in love with his style, I totally clap to him wearing those shoes, not just because people give bad looks to it but also cause they are so high o.o I would have fall xD

I think the play of pattern mixing is put together very well. I really like the fact that he is wearing leggings and the wedges! I do agree he should have gotten a pedi though to “clean up the look” at least.
I appreciate his style and how he incorporated the wedges which look “strange” to others but that’s because they are not used to seeing them. The more guys start to finally venture into the “gender-free ideology” side of fashion (as women have for years now), the more it won’t look “different” to society when us guys want to be fashionable too. (Take earrings, for example) Great job!

I remeber reading an issue of Details back in 1998 or so. One article was about Japanese trends and how one trend involved men wearing heels and earings. I have like dthe look ever since. While I can’t say that I fond of his style good on him for doing it. As a male I rock heels and janes from time to time. More guys should do it. Dare to be different.

I think if he lost the hat. The look would go over much better. IMO the hat is too heavy in terms of material when compared to the rest of the look.

@niha: What does clothes preference have anything to do with being gay? I’m so tired of those comments.
If you see a woman wearing pants, suits, work boots, or a necktie, do you ask if she’s gay?