I've seen some gorgeous mori photos that don't involve being Twiggy! Which is good, because I'm not shaped like that either. :) And genderbent mori/ mori boy is totally a thing.
Heavier layers work better for winter and more masculine presentations, and I've seen a couple of gorgeous outfits involving leather or buckskin that would work for most temperatures < roasting.
But the soft earth tones and layers and texture - particularly texturey knits which I love anyway - and then waistcoat and pocket square, as you say. Yes yes yes. I found a couple of examples on Pinterest. Both of those are fairly slim, too, but I can't currently access Tumblr to find the bigger examples I've seen.
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Re: Thank you!
Date: 2015-12-02 06:50 pm (UTC)Heavier layers work better for winter and more masculine presentations, and I've seen a couple of gorgeous outfits involving leather or buckskin that would work for most temperatures < roasting.
But the soft earth tones and layers and texture - particularly texturey knits which I love anyway - and then waistcoat and pocket square, as you say. Yes yes yes. I found a couple of examples on Pinterest. Both of those are fairly slim, too, but I can't currently access Tumblr to find the bigger examples I've seen.