Homosexual Male Designers Create Images Of Thin And Weak Boys For Women?

There is always a theory in fashion: the reason why fashion is addicted to emaciated images is largely due to gay male designers who always want women to look like boys.

There was an article on Observer last week, which reads: "many gay designers tend to portray women as emaciated boys who have no chest and no butt, which is one of the cheats of fashion people. "In February, Daily Mail wrote," most of the popular designers are homosexual men, which effectively push women out of fashion. "

On the Guardian, Patrick Strudwick refutes this view. He wrote: "the view that male designers who have homosexual tendencies want to dress women as boys are mainly the following points. These designers can only find beauty in men; they believe that women's sexual neutralization can be more attractive; boys' images can arouse the desire of designers with homosexual tendencies. But these views are wrong.

"First of all, gay designers absolutely have the ability to appreciate women. Look at the Pieta works such as Michelangelo, Caravaggio's The Penitent Magdalene, etc. These homosexual designers' works are all art."

"Secondly, no matter how much a woman looks like a boy, how masculine, these homosexual designers will not be attracted to them. Then what reason do they have to try to make women look like boys?"

"In the end, the fashion industry's addiction to a lean image is entirely a consequence of commercialization and has nothing to do with gay designers. To let customers spend money is to arouse their fear and control, fear can enable customers to buy things that better integrate them into society, such as jeans, fresh small samples and so on, while controlling people will do many kinds of operations, such as liposuction.

Just like many women's designers don't have much clothing to wear, it's not reasonable to blame Yu Nan's gay designer for creating a thin boy image.