Showing posts with label Garry Chauviat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Garry Chauviat. Show all posts
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Leather Fashion
Today leather has specific meaning in menswear, which it didn't have through history.
We see some of this in period pieces, movies and such, we see some of this in current derivative men's fashion... leather as fetish, fad, opera, or normal wear...
The Fashion Encyclopedia describes menswear thus:
For men, the most common accessories were a belt, a sword, and a pair of gloves. Men wore a simple leather belt from which they hung their sword, an item that no gentleman would do without. The sword might be highly ornamented, with its sheath and handle bearing jewels or other decoration. Men also tucked their leather gloves into their belt... Men wore rings, long dangling neck chains, pendants, and even jeweled earrings.
Labels:
boots,
bw,
Colby Lefebvre,
Dave Brett,
Eric Bovino,
Garry Chauviat,
Joao Almeida,
Kevin Baker,
leather,
Lucrezia Borgia,
mirror,
motorcycle,
opera,
Papi,
Renato Ferreira,
San Francisco,
Santiago Peralta,
slick,
WET
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