This is so Peak 2018 metrosexual pajamaboy gamma male (we’re beyond beta male territory)
https://twitter.com/WilliamTeach/status/1048194177383714816
Had to include the tweet to show the accompany photo from the article
Han grew up to be a graphic designer, along the way running the femme footwear line Syro with business partner Henry Bae. The Brooklyn-based company sells heels and boots in men’s sizes 5-14. The styles are chic and trendy—plaid, patent, over-the-knee—but not gaudy à la Kinky Boots.
Whether a customer is male, trans, or non-binary, the mission of Syro is to promote femininity and encourage a fluid sense of style.
“We get emails where kids are saying how grateful they are to discover us, which is really heartwarming,†Han said. “They tell us that they’re wearing them to prom, or to a wedding. Those spaces are so gender-confirming so it’s nice to provide them a way to express themselves and challenge norms.â€
The article doesn’t get any better after this, in fact, it goes way downhill. Thanks, Progressives. And it’s long, ending with
“People are uncomfortable and unhappily politically, and it makes sense that they want to feed grounded,” Graper mused. “When you’re sky-high in a stiletto, you’re not grounded.”
There are many kinds of heels, but none come close to communicating drama quite like a stiletto can. It’s what’s kept the look in vogue for more than 60 years. Sure, they’re comfortable, but kitten heels will never be as stylish as their taller cousins.
In Graper’s words, “I don’t love when people go for a shorter because it will be easier to walk in. It’s like, shit or get off the pot.”
