“But mainstream brands have gotten in on the action, too.”“There’s a segment of the population that’s, like, ‘Absolutely,’” Guido Campello, the co-chief executive of Italian lingerie brand Cosabella, explained, referring to gay men and nonbinary people. “But can I convert the dudes?”Under a headline that read, “Sexy Lingerie For Men Is Here” for New York Times Fashion, author Shane O’Neill writes about a “multidisciplinary artist who explores [b]lack and queer” identities, LaQuann Dawson, who used to struggle because lingerie like bodysuits and bottoms didn’t fit him well. “Either it would be very small or I would find something that would look good from the back,” Dawson explained. Lacey thongs and sheer undergarments designed for men’s bodies are shaking up the traditional lingerie market. https://t.co/98iSf89pp0 — NYT Styles 💖 (@NYTStyles) April 13, 2022The piece talked about how Dawson would do a workaround and wear the female undergarments backward or get a larger pair until one day he found a company that sells men’s lingerie.

Source: New York Times April 14, 2022 19:07 UTC