Yoko, I love you. But what are you doing? We all know you have a butt obsession but… this? Is this a joke? It’s hard to imagine any man wearing any part of this menswear line but I guess there’s a time, place and person for everything. I do find it a little charming that Opening Ceremony decided to bring Yoko’s glutemus maximus dreams to life. I mean, we all like butts, right? Well get ready because there’s a lot of booty, nipples and crotch decor in the menswear gallery below. Check it out, laugh and let us know what you think!
To be honest, I’m a little disappointed. With Yoko’s talent, I know she could have made something interesting and worthwhile. But at the very least, and to give her a little credit, the line is pretty funny. But it’s definitely not wearable, interesting or anything else that’s redeemable. Sorry, Yoko! This one was a FAIL. [via Opening Ceremony]
Do you agree, Lovelies?
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orchid / 103 posts
I know!
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Those boots are horrible. The pants with the hand print don’t seem thaat bad, and that first jacket seems interesting, if the kid had been wearing more clothes under it. -EDIT- Ah never mind he is wearing pants they just have holes in them hmm.
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I just have one thing to say about this: what.
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I can’t see any normal (and Main Street) guy wearing this shit. And I certainly wouldn’t buy it for any guy I know.
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now I know what to get for my mortal enemies
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This is horrible!! I would NEVER allow anyone I know to go out looking like this.
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@poetryman69@xanga - LOL! I like the idea.
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Ewww…that’s all I have to say.
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Yeah, very typical of her. Oh Yoko <3 XD
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*facepalm*
The things people with too much time and money do.
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The product of excess time & money, fame, and shock value.
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This deserves every stupid “Yoko, oh no!” that the internet is bound to post in the next 24 hours.
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Psh, I think it’s funny. Why can’t the man be the over-objectified sex symbol? Or better yet, why is society so afraid of their sexuality? In the 1970s/80s punk movement Vivienne Westwood sold a TON of shirts that portrayed naked men, photographed breasts, a masturbating gorilla, various drawings depicting sexual scenes, including one of Snow white and the seven dwarves getting it on. I’m not saying that we should all run around in shirts like these. Westwood was trying to startle. The point of punk was to alarm and disrupt civilized society. I’m just saying: Seeing somebody walk around in this? Not as alarming as past fashion movements that definitely got substantial spotlight in their own time.