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‘Everything’s gonna be alright’ rubric on men’s fashion: body parts and dog poop

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Fun, colorful socks are becoming more and more popular in the costume world.
Ursula von ArxJournalist and book author

When the world is motionless, like a ship without wind, the sky is motionless, like the roof of a greenhouse, when the sun makes the air shimmer and everything is covered with a hot haze – then the sweat flows, flows and flows.

Then many men find courage in themselves. Then they don’t give a damn about piety, style, elegance, tradition, even their masculinity. Then they stand there in shorts and look like big boys. Then they show who they really are with their clothes, not who they want to be or think they should be.

There used to be textile zones

It oozes, flows, streams out of their shorts or Bermuda shorts; Fat beads of sweat crawl across the hairy jungle of her calves as lazily as they can’t be stopped, and, if they don’t evaporate, end up in sandals that reveal actually shy and more or less well-groomed toes.

Other columns by Ursula von Arx
The word “wave”.
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New Year’s Solutions
Against the poison of good habits
Synchronized recovery time
Swedish snails make you healthy
old role models
feminism for men
Heading about luxury and ecology
climate class struggle
cancel culture
Left chatter, right law

In the past, the office or Paradeplatz in Zurich was still an area where a man was guaranteed to be protected from face to toe. Today, not everyone is ready to use textiles to express the difference between the beach and the office. Because why, the question arises under the top of her hot skull, why can’t you work full time in half pants?

The question of sovereignty

clothes make a person First of all, people make clothes so that everyone can dress and look the way they want: as an insurance agent (standard suit), a polo player (Polo Ralph Lauren), an architect (black thick-rimmed glasses). , or even as someone for whom work is like play and vice versa (shorts with a Hawaiian summer beach print). So if you’re confident enough not to trust the status promises of long trousers, go for it.

Of course, this material liberation of people is not accepted without objection. There are people with thin antennae. These people are easily disgusted. For some people who are sensitive to disgust, the sight of bare male legs is like stepping on dog poop, a disaster they look at but can never understand or forgive. You save yourself by imagining that the wasp will land on one of those shins, get tangled in the hair, and sting in panic. Everything will be fine.

Ursula von Arx believes that most women’s legs look better in clothes than without them.

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