Prada's male tutus bring to mind Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, an all-male ballet company that parodies classical ballets. The talented group defies convention by proving that males can dance en pointe (see photo below).
It seems to me that these male ballerinas (who wear real tutus and extra-wide pointe shoes) actually look very masculine when compared to the Prada male models in the photos above, but perhaps I'm just splitting hairs...

8 comments:
Are you aware, my friend, that you are now number TWO when I google Asian Cajuns? At this point, you have merely to burn down that damn bistro and googlory will be yours.
Andrew
this is almost as bad as heels for men
Tongue in cheek runway stunt? Yes.
Wearable menswear fashion? No. Unless the dude is going to a costume party.
I must agree with eli.
Thanks for the tip Andrew, but I think we'll be better off if we just wait for our popularity grow the good old-fashion google way - more hits!
Eli and Secretista, I think most men would agree!
Pomegranate, yep. I can't imagine someone actually wearing a Prada tutu seriously.
ROTFLMAO!!!
haha wow.
i like tutus. but definitely not on men.
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