Saturday, November 24, 2007
The Poetry of the Masculine Corset
I can't resist tooting my own horn and licking my own boot and linking to my couturière Kathleen Crowley's mention of my sartorial splendor. I work hard to be a fop, a dandy and a trendoid hipster, a poseur and a coxcomb, and I have gained some small success in this endeavor. Unfortunately such vanity takes a tremendous amount of time, stealing away from my reason-for-living, the music, the productions, the networking cocktail parties and my great 9th symphony, whereafter I die happy. But Kathleen is the best of the best, and she has supplied me with a steady stream of frock coats and corsets and jabots and high waisted pants and other frills and follies. Obviously I was born far too late and into the wrong class anyway but we can please dream of a different life can we not?
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art,
beauty,
fashion,
kathleen crowley,
sexuality
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2 comments:
that's right, i like 'em swishy, as long as they dress well!
Damn it, can you make at least one blog entry where I don't need to use a dictionary!
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