I had the beginnings of a twitter argument last night, on a subject that is dear to my heart: Objectification. @BigdaddyKeltik who is a trans man and a feminist said: * ‘Objectifying women = rape culture’. * @MILLIMETREMUSIC not puritans, feminists. Objectifying women = rape culture.— Keltik ಠ_ಠ (@BigDaddyKeltik) February 07, 2012 * I find [...]
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OBJECTIFY THIS
Posted: February 8, 2012 in Fashion, Feminism, gaze theory, Gender Violence, Masculinities, metrosexuality, UncategorizedTags: david beckham, Gender violence, Mark Simpson, men, metrosexuality, objectification, Rape culture, Women
Andrej Pejic And The Gender Revolution
Posted: December 14, 2011 in Fashion, Masculinities, Metrosexual Murderers, metrosexualityTags: advertising, Andre Pejic, transexy, women's lingerie
I have made my debut at the wonderful website Science Of The Time, where I have written about Andre Pejic and a campaign advertising women’s lingerie: What it is: Andrej Pejic, if not quite yet a household name, is definitely well known as a beautiful androgynous model, and for modelling both men’s and women’s clothes. But [...]
Model Metrosexual
Posted: August 17, 2011 in androgyny, Fashion, Identity, Mark Simpson, Masculinities, metrosexuality, Metrosexy, UncategorizedTags: Andre Pejic, Metrosexy
http://nymag.com/fashion/11/fall/andrej-pejic/ This NY Times Magazine article descripes Andre Pejic as ‘the prettiest boy in the world’. He is undoubtedly very pretty. But aren’t a lot of boys these days? The real focus of the article is on how an openly cross-dressing androgynous man has been able to secure high profile modelling work for both men [...]
Je Suis Un Metro…
Posted: May 13, 2011 in Fashion, metrosexualityTags: metrosexuality Abercrombie and Fitch
Tu parles Abercrombie et Francaise? Mais oui! http://www.bryanboy.com/bryanboy_le_superstar_fab/2011/05/tu-parles-abercrombie-et-francaise.html
Not Waving But Drowning
Posted: March 14, 2011 in Fashion, Feminism, Masculinities, metrosexuality, Sporno, UncategorizedTags: advertising, Armani, feminism, Mark Simpson, metrosexuality, Rafael Nadal, Rape culture
Rafael Nadal has got into some shallow water over at Armani. I think he has been kidnapped by the Italian fashion house and is being slowly, sensually tortured for our viewing pleasure. First there was the poster campaign: http://www.marksimpson.com/blog/2011/03/06/tarty-armanis-latest-sporno-spunk/ and now a video advertisement that leaves the Spanish tennis ace swallowing fluid and spluttering for [...]
Why Can’t A Woman Be More Like A Man?
Posted: March 6, 2011 in Fashion, Masculinities, metrosexuality, Porn, Sporno, UncategorizedTags: advertising, Armani, Megan Fox, Nadal, sporno
We all know Sporno is more interesting and seductive than regular porno right? Well the leaders of the rat pack at the moment in the genre seem to be those Italian Stallions, Armani. And who better to be the face and body of the brand but that wonderfully bronzed and buff tennis player, Rafael Nadal? [...]
Dead Men Don’t Answer Back
Posted: February 7, 2011 in Blogging, Fashion, metrosexuality, UncategorizedTags: advertising, men, objectification, Women
http://toomuchtosayformyself.com/2011/01/31/advertising-misogyny/ I have been involved in a discussion about objectification, with feminists at the blog cited above. The feminist blogger has presented the subject as being about objectification of women, particularly in advertising. I have tried to open up the debate to consider the objectification of men in visual culture, as well. Some of the [...]
Interview With A Vampire
Posted: January 30, 2011 in Fashion, Identity, Masculinities, metrosexuality, UncategorizedTags: Homosexuality, masculinities, metrosexuality, Tom Ford
http://www.interviewmagazine.com/fashion/tom-ford/ Tom Ford is a wanted man. And not just by the fashion moguls of western civilisation. I think he may be responsible for some criminal acts against our culture. I am not saying Ford is the metrosexual murderer responsible for the death of everything we hold dear, such as individuality, sexual perversion, cinema, men, [...]