One thing they all have in common: they all are flat-chested. Some wear bras, but there are no breast forms or other paraphernalia to femulate female breasts.
Tall and thin male models are used to model womenswear because they conform to the ideal female model profile, i.e., tall, thin and flat-chested.
Okay – I get it. But why are these guys showing up off the job still wearing makeup, hairdos and female finery? Are they transgenders or trendsetters?
Some admit to being the former. Others might be transgender, too, but are unwilling to reveal that fact.
Can I assume that the rest are trendsetters, who prefer to adorn themselves using the wardrobe options that are available to females?
The lack of falsies indicates that they aren’t femulators, so I assume they are trying to blaze a new trail in the world of male fashion.
Take Phillipe Blond (Slide 25 above), for example. He is an American fashion designer, who always appears in public wearing “women’s” clothing, yet his given name, flat chest and male voice are assurances that he is a boy.
And he is not alone.
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| Wearing Unique Vintage |
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| Julie's Christmas femulation |