Fashion Crasher

by Kamichan | November 20, 2009

How many more times do I have to tell you people: I like a boy who knows how to dress. One with a decent sense of fashion. One who doesn’t think that fashion for men is gay, even though it is.

I have no fashion sense at all. If anything my clothes have to be comfortable. I wear jeans, hoodies and sneakers. However, I do appreciate great taste when I see it being displayed by somebody else, like my amazingly fashion savvy boyfriend, or indeed, 16-year-old fashionista Charles Guislain, who enjoys going to fashion shows even if he’s not invited, and, interestingly enough, is admitted more often than he’s turned away at the door. I am told that this is no small feat.

Charles still has to attend school in Paris for two more years until he can proceed to Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London, as are his plans at the moment. And then he wants to become a fashion designer. Apparently he’s dubbed to be the next Hedi Slimane. At least that’s what boyfriend tells me, and I’ll take his word for it.  I had to google Hedi Slimane.

Anyway, I swear if this kid becomes a fashion designer I’ll consider trading my jeans and hoodies in for a decent Charles Guislain skirt suit.

God, I love 16-year-olds who know exactly what they want, as I think that’s a very rare thing. I’m sure little Charlie here will make his way. His English is already better than that of Jean Paul Gaultier. XD

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