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pink is for everyone

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Where do we find the meaning of pink? Do we capture the curve of a rose in bloom? Are we seeking out the flush of healthy cheeks on a chilly day? Is the meaning found in the tightly swaddled form of a newborn baby girl? Pink delights us all – man, woman, child, and adult.

Pink is the shade of the colour palate which attracts the girls at young days of the childhood, just like the bees are attracted towards the buds of pink flowers at their initial stage. The nectar content is more at the flower blooming days just like girls childhood days.

The idea of PINK being available for everyone is not just a random thought it’s something I individually felt that pink as a shade has lot to offer as a colour tone except lying in women closets.

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Why can’t men have the closet full of pink ?

The color of frivolity lives between red and white. Pink takes all the passion and energy of red and tempers it with the purity of white, leaving us with the color of tenderness and affection. Pink is more about the reddish tone which lately told and advised mens can’t wear, but the fact that everything is not about following guidelines and make sense so people started breaking stereotypes which leads famous designer brands to involve pink as a initial tone in their Runway shows .

In short guys can have a closet full of Pink it’s just the personal taste

Pink is beyond barbie:

‘Pink PP’ (the shade by Pierpaolo Piccioli), the show notes indicated a stripping down of the palette to a single hue: “Pink as a manifestation of the unconscious and a liberation from the need for realism. The accumulation of pink elements is such as to eliminate the visual shock to bring out, together, the unique character of the person, expressed by the face and the eyes, and the work on the pieces of clothing: The signs that shape them into a silhouette, the textures that give them consistency, and the decorations that are part of the construction. The subtraction is, in fact, amplification, magnifying both the humans and the clothing. A variety of bodies, attitudes, and physicalities, enhanced by the monochromatic palette, bring such a vision to life.

That’s just a recent example of one brand lately lot of new, old brands are just using shade of pink as their only source of colour.

Which is tricky for the designer to work with all monochromatic pattern of designing but the garment Pieces they are showing up with is breathtaking and evoking pink standards to be raised .

Pink is beyond barbie or childhood teenage girls because big brands have lot to offer lately with pink.

Even celebrities red carpet are involving all pink monochrome looks , Cannes was also awash in hot pink. Not only were red-carpet regulars Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Anne Hathaway fans of head-to-toe Pink PP, but influencers like Masoom Minawala consciously chose the colour twice over to make their appearances. “I wanted to embrace the power and the boldness that resides within the hues of pink,” says Minawala, who “India is known for its rani pinks and gulabi colours, symbolising happiness and prosperity. It’s ingrained in our textile narrative – it’s the colour of India”

pink is for everyone but is pink yours?

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 men in corset

 A corset is a garment commonly worn to hold and train the torso into a desired shape, traditionally a smaller waist or larger bottom, for aesthetic or medical purposes (either for the duration of wearing it or with a more lasting effect), or support the breasts. Lately the figure is hourglass what women usually desires to attain after wearing the corset. Both men and women are known to wear corsets, though this item was for many years an integral part of women's wardrobes.

But we tend to forget that it was developed for mens during the age of its invention corsets were used in the army (especially among the cavalry), for hunting, and for strenuous exercise, not unlike a weight lifter’s belt today. The functional wear which end up as fancy wear by the today’s society.

The interpretation of corsets are lately many but few brands are just using corset name and developing the variations which no where similar to the actual product but are called corset.

The fun part is this marketing strategies of the brands work which lead towards so much sales of these products.

Lately one can imagine and produce lots of diy (do it yourself) versions of the corset, but adding boning channels and eyelets lacing doesn’t make every top in corset.

This bralettes creation of these corset somewhere brings one gender closer and other quite far. Irony is the one it’s created for was the males.

Since the late 20th century, the fashion industry has borrowed the term "corset" to refer to tops which, to varying degrees, mimic the look of traditional corsets without acting as them. While these modern corsets and corset tops often feature lacing or boning, and generally imitate a historical style of corsets, they have very little, if any, effect on the shape of the wearer's body. Genuine corsets are usually made by a corsetmaker and are frequently fitted to the individual wearer.

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MALE MODELLING OR THIRST TRAP?

6'ft to 6'5ft height,

wear a size 40–42 top,

have a 32-inch waist,

and maintain a greek god body

if any of the above is lacking, sorry my man, you wouldn’t cut it to the glamorous job.

yes that is the reality of male modelling industry, and sadly nobody talks about it,

and i am not a nobody, i am somebody who will like to throw a light upon this issue.

when it comes to body positivity, only female models are seen as it’s symbol, we forget about our male folks, why? well because their body should be oozing with sex appeal if not then they are of no use, now if we switch the role and say only girls with oozing sex appeal can get into the modelling agency then oh my god it would turn into a very big #cancel issue on twitter, but that is not what i want to talk about right now.

in my opinion, wherever i see male models they are all a treat to our eyes, it’s the way i haven’t seen many plus size male models, with body hairs and a fat belly, well rihanna tried to normalise it but i don’t see any normalisation other than just a marketing technique to sell her products which nobody bought of-course, no offense.

all these big successful male models, like milind soman from india, lucky blue smith from america, all possess such good looks, strong features and a very attractive body structure, they are often used in music videos while water is pouring down their body and females are touching them with finger pretending their finger burned because of how hot their body is.

the whole point of this is, it’s time we let modelling be an open field for passionate people, we need to let it represent all body types, not only in females but in males as well, let a fat man shine too, take the spotlight and be recognised without fitting into the requirements.