Vogue With Jockstraps Hitting the Runways, Fashion is Saying Gay Loud and Clear

From: Vogue Runway - Sunday Jun 05, 2022 04:00 pm

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With Jockstraps Hitting the Runways, Fashion is Saying Gay Loud and Clear

We’re all familiar with that Gucci spring 1997 g-string—the black thong with the interlocking Gs metal logo has become inescapable on Instagram’s many archive accounts, and it’s arguably one of the most coveted vintage pieces today. The current fascination for the Tom Ford-era piece speaks to a broader movement in fashion that revisits the unabashed sexiness of Y2K: exposed undies, cutouts, and cropped skirts and tops made waves on women’s spring 2022 runways. See how menswear is responding here.

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Vogue With Jockstraps Hitting the Runways, Fashion is Saying Gay Loud and Clear