I Swore That I Wouldn't Be One

I Swore That I Wouldn't Be One Of Those Parents Who Leaves A Bugaboo Pram Parked In The Communal Entry Hall. Well Guess What, Ours Is There Right Now.

We Do Objectify Women In Our Culture. We're Starting To Objectify Men A Little Bit More. And There Is Nothing Wrong With That. Objectify Maybe Is The Wrong Word. Celebrate Their Bodies And Use Beautiful Men, Beautiful Women As A Tool To Get Your Attention And To Sell Things. But No-one - We're Very, Very Uncomfortable In Our Culture With Looking At A Naked Man. You Know, Naked Women Are Everywhere, Selling Everything. And Again, This Is Quite Sexist. But Naked Men Make Us Nervous.

Keep Your Jacket Buttoned. Always. It's Just Really Flattering—it Will Take Pounds Off You.

There's A Different Kind Of Comfort That Comes From Knowing That You Are Putting Your Best Foot Forward. It's Called Psychological Comfort. Look At A Picture Of The Coney Island Boardwalk In 1925. Men Were In Full-on Three-piece Suits, Hats. They May Have Only Had One Suit. But They Pressed It. They Made It Look As Good As Possible.

We've Become A Little Spoiled With Menswear In Particular Because, Of Course, We've Come Off A Period In The '70s And '80s When Armani, Which Is Very Soft, Dominated Menswear. And We've Become Obsessed With Comfort. I Actually Don't Like That.