In Instagram Instagram, Mark Bryan clarifies his pronouns right away to prevent confusion, and looks like this:
“I’m just a straight, married guy who loves Porsches, beautiful women, and including heels and skirts in my daily wardrobe. “
Outfits of the day high perched posted on Instagram
And it’s true that he wears the high-rise shoes rather well, in most of the photos of his outfits of the day that he has posted since February 2020 on his Instagram account now followed by nearly 300,000 people! It even seems that he loves to contrast his shaved head, his developed musculature, and tops rather traditionally recognized as masculine with bottoms much more socially perceived as feminine. This 61-year-old father is notably legendary:
“Clothes and shoes shouldn’t have a gender. “
In fact, his gender expression contrasts with the rather binary, cisheteronormal average of ordinary citizens. And that feels good, because it pushes a lot of people to ask themselves the right questions. For no longer automatically deducing a sexuality or a gender identity from an appearance.
Fashion’s new gender non-conforming darling
Obviously, this man in his stilettos was quick to catch the eye of fashion, always looking for atypical personalities to attract attention.
On February 27, this new gender non-conforming icon posted on his Instagram account her first magazine cover, for the British magazine FGUK. Sitting across a chair, knees tight, he wears a white shirt, a black leather jacket, and a jacket of the same ilk, for a badass top that contrasts with his pencil skirt and white heels.
Continue to assert oneself despite street harassment
On his momentum as a new fashion darling, Mark Bryan has also posed for the American magazine Interview. And there, that’s all a festival of outfits that play with gender stereotypes!
On the program: wool and black leather blazer over anise green mini-skirt. A white shirt topped with a sleeveless sweater and green maxi-skirt with a voluminous white petticoat. Or a fully rhinestone V-neck sweater over a gray slit micro-skirt and burgundy thigh-high boots.
Interview title by the way: Could you walk a mile in Mark Bryan’s Louboutins, in a nod to the song The New Classic by Iggy Azalea, who became a meme on TikTok. But also for underline the bravery shown by this man in the midst of a society that urges us all to conform to the binary of gender. Far from disapproving of his looks, his wife says rather fears for his safety and worries about his new fame.
As he tells the magazine, this robotics engineer goes to work every day in a skirt and heels, regularly receiving jokes against him on the street or on public transport. But nothing to prevent him from continuing to express himself through clothes as he sees fit:
“I’ve come to an age where I don’t really care what people think of me. I don’t care if they like me or not. “
So many images that give another dimension to the clothes of big brands that we are used to seeing worn by the same physical type of young slender women. And inspires us too to defy the prohibitions linked to gender stereotypes if you feel like it!
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