Boys just wanna have fun

Because I understand that, deep down, they must envy us. We have all their things, plus skirts, handbags, dresses, necklaces, scarves, and an endless list of et ceteras. And not content with that, from time to time we raid their closets and take their belts, jeans, and watches. Poor them.

That's why I like to see guys who rebel and play with the subtle line that separates women's clothing from men's, appropriating some details such as handbags, extra-long foulards, or Louis Vuitton bags. It's a difficult exercise to do well and not end up looking like you're in costume, so it's commendable that they've managed to do it and treat fashion as fun and a means to experiment.

The protagonist of the following photo is Miguel Lullamie, who explains to me that "Lullamie is a feeling, a way to express elegance, live freedom, show beauty, teach truth, and believe in love." If you want to delve deeper into his way of interpreting fashion or simply "gossip" about him (this term also needs explanation), here is his fotolog.

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I guess guys must be in some ways jealous of all the options we have in our closets. We have all their options plus skirts, bags, necklaces, etc. And still break their closets from time to time to steal belts, jeans and watches. Poor them.
That’s the reason why I like guys that rebel against this and cross the thin line that separates male from female clothing. In this case, they are taking for themselves handbags, long scarfs and Louis Vuitton bags. It has to be said that it is a difficult exercise doing it right and not looking disguised, which is why I like the way they’ve done, keep in it simple.

The guy in the second picture is Miguel Lullamie. He tells me “Lullamie is a feeling, a way to express elegance, living freedom, show beauty and truth and believe in love”. I attached the link to his photolog in case you want to know more about him