Celebrity Quarantine


The BIG V…



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These are nipple-bearing times; a moment in history where the slightest sprinkling of hair follicles and a glimpse of an emaciated, sallow pec are just as appropriate as Lance-bashing and Dick Cheney hunting jokes. Sure, gone are the days of Jennifer Lopez slithering down the red carpet in a slit-down-to-there-slit-up-to-there green Versace dress. For women, belly-baring tops and skimpy sandals have been replaced by utilitarian wear – wooly, cable knit sweaters and thick-soled, industrial-looking boots suited best for a day in the Algonquin landscape.

Credit: www.misshapes.com & Ann D. F/W 06 www.style.com

For men, however, fashion has not been shrouded by this dark cloud. In fact, it seems that blatant male sexuality has never been more applauded in the past 10 years than now. I am not referring to those god-awful low-rise pants produced by Dsquared, but rather, the popularity of what I call ‘The Big V” – t-shirts and sweaters cut with such deep V necklines that even Tara Reid would shy away.

Paired with ankle-suffocating skinnies, it stands in stark contrast to the heavily layered, shrouded looks that are being touted for women. It’s nice for a change. Besides, ladies, Lil’ Kim shows enough skin for your entire species – deal with it.

By adrian - 09.07.06

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