This is brilliant! I loved the part on nudity being a dress, really thought provoking. That “brain rot” pornography mindset is becoming more prevalent sadly, it’s baffling in such a woke society, as you said. Your commentary is spot on. Really interesting, I loved reading this!
Thank you for writing and sharing this! I love when my interests meet and this was a great read. Curious to see whether we will continue to see fetishism in fashion and if so, how they will push it to be more extreme.
this made me think of Angela McRobbie’s ‘The Aftermath of Feminism: Gender, Culture, and Social Change’ (2009)!!!
.“The phallic girl gives the impression of having won equality with men by becoming like her male counterparts. But in this adoption of the phallus, there is no critique of masculine hegemony,” and she maintains a subordinate status, even allowing the denigration of her sexual agency for the maintenance of the sexual double standard.”
Fantastic essay.
thank you <333
Incredible essay !! Beautifully written with thought provoking points like always. <3
Thank you Blythe!!! <333 Can’t wait for Garb Gazette 🫶🏻
loved this, so well articulated <33
thank you so much <33
This is brilliant! I loved the part on nudity being a dress, really thought provoking. That “brain rot” pornography mindset is becoming more prevalent sadly, it’s baffling in such a woke society, as you said. Your commentary is spot on. Really interesting, I loved reading this!
Yeah it is actually mad how normalised it is.
Thank you for reading Kiara <33
interesting how even praying looks like a limp penis. really great piece !!!
That is such an interesting observation, I hadn't even noticed their logo...
Thank you for reading!!!
Thank you for writing and sharing this! I love when my interests meet and this was a great read. Curious to see whether we will continue to see fetishism in fashion and if so, how they will push it to be more extreme.
Aw thank you so much for reading!! I think we will continue to see it, with the way the internet is going it will probably be much more explicit
this made me think of Angela McRobbie’s ‘The Aftermath of Feminism: Gender, Culture, and Social Change’ (2009)!!!
.“The phallic girl gives the impression of having won equality with men by becoming like her male counterparts. But in this adoption of the phallus, there is no critique of masculine hegemony,” and she maintains a subordinate status, even allowing the denigration of her sexual agency for the maintenance of the sexual double standard.”
This is a brilliant quote! I love McRobbie's writings.
Thanks so much for reading :)