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Bring back tunic skirts for the men damn it
Hell yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
He looks GOOD.
I mean, fella with that physique would look good in anything.
Counterpoint: backward baseball cap with Oakleys on his forehead and the Oakley tan and browmark, RBF, selfie in the cab of a pickup.
It's them thick thighs, isn't it?
Honestly I like thicker legs on guys than the average (like, I watch sumo wrestling). My personal fashion advice to him would be on how to butch up his lower legs, which I think is exactly what he was not trying to do.
A set of high heels would really set off the full musculature of the calf, which is quite manly
Historically accurate.

He's showing off the fact that he doesn't walk anywhere, the heels are for stirrups and the walking calf looks different.
That's like in the martial art movies where the old guy says "look at his forearm, I thought Octopus Strike Technique had been lost forever".
There are things written in your body that you can't fake, and I guess in c17 Europe one of those was whether you had ever walked a mile.
I remember this episode, this scene even, for how it failed step 3 of the Bechdel test so badly. Never seen a more classic example.
- The movie has to have at least two women in it,
- who talk to each other,
- about something other than a man.
The fact that they're talking about a man, and also the circumstances of the scene. Like, what even are these exercises? Were they invented by some sleazy director? Or did a sleazy director just pick them out from a list? And then pick out the outfits?
This scene for no reason:


I absolutely loved they did this in LD.
A big reason why I watched Star Trek re-runs after school was because of the eye candy.
A big reason why I'm progressive today is because I watched Star Trek re-runs after school.
Yeah, that, but also then borgs in spandex happened & I'm still recovering.




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