Elegant

Standard or patent leather, no man-made crap.

Heck, I'd definitely apply if I lived in London!

Nice idea, but I would rather look very andrognous instead of going fully en femme.

I like the style!

Thanks

Here are my new boots, no zip to put them on

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They're in my style and look great, IMO.

That's not necessarily true. Perhaps most of them wear heels en femme because of strong gender dichotomy, but there are some people who break that stereotype. Take Marcin or me for example.

As for books, I've read all of them apart from the last part. As for movies, I've seen 1 - 3. So call me an ignorant muggle .I've seen a frame with Bellatrix though, and she appeals to me.

...and I'd perhaps accept the invitation, if I lived in the UK .

I like most guys in heels, some of them even in an erotic way.

Rufus Wainwright, a Canadian indie rock singer, looks very androgynous and has many great ideas with regard to fashion:

http://www.lastfm.pl/music/Rufus+Wainwright/+images/1965708

http://www.lastfm.pl/music/Rufus+Wainwright/+images/580198

http://www.lastfm.pl/music/Rufus+Wainwright/+images/92711

http://www.lastfm.pl/music/Rufus+Wainwright/+images/2838081

http://www.lastfm.pl/music/Rufus+Wainwright/+images/24249093

Zana Bayne's fashion blog, www.garbagedress.com , features some guys in heels. For example,

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v76/waxwings27/paris2/DSC_0231.jpg - the person in leather trousers and platform heels looks very androgynous; I tended to think it was a woman, but following pictures http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v76/waxwings27/paris2/DSC_0425.jpg and http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v76/waxwings27/paris2/DSC_0430.jpg leave no illusions. Great look, IMO .

Let's say "cubic decimeter" instead

The correct address is http://highheelspassion.blogspot.com - the other blog had a "single heel". Miss one letter, and you'll end up at a wrong site .

Excellent look, I like the heels, corset and all this leather .

I may dislike them.

How would they concern you, as a visitor from Finland ?

They'd concern me if I were to work and live in Sweden for several months or years because I'm keen on building and servicing vacuum tube equipment, which eats up a lot of energy and is usually made with old technologies not complying with RoHS [e.g. lead in solder joints]. But hey, perhaps there's nothing to be afraid of? .

From what I've heard, they're very strict...

http://www.viona-art.com/pages/gothic/bands/cinemastrange.html

http://www.lastfm.pl/music/Cinema+Strange/+images

Although I've already linked a live pic of Cinema Strange several months ago, never mind posting more. Excellent music and show, IMO - I suggest going to a concert even if you aren't that keen on dark / gothic culture.

Your words made me cry for joy. I guess someday I'll go to Sweden; I've heard that it's a land with no / hardly any sexism nor homophobia, and the climate seems cold enough for me to live in. The only thing that I'm awkward about is environment protection regulations.

Since I don't watch TV, that doesn't annoy me that much. I can understand your concern though; I'd suggest that the newsreaders used the acronym AFTER the full name, e.g. blah blah blah African National Congress blah blah blahANC instead of blah blah blah ANC blah blah blah African National Congress.

I love to dress in an elegant way, that's all.

Iron Maiden - "Die with your boots on"

Poland, of course

Is it because of the prudish and prejudiced folk we have down here?

I like them a lot.