TOM FORD SAYS 'MEN ARE HIDING BEHIND CLOTHES'
With a more natural relationship to nudity, we might also be freed up to find each other a lot more fascinating.
There’s an quality to being naked; the fewer clothes and accessories a person wears, the less you judge them, and the more you notice their truest traits, like their eyes or their charisma, their great hands or their one-of-a-kind hair or, most importantly, their personality and character.
As much as I love clothing, it gives us one more layer to hide behind,” says Tom Ford in GQ Style.
4 Responses to “TOM FORD SAYS 'MEN ARE HIDING BEHIND CLOTHES'”
“the fewer clothes and accessories a person wears, the less you judge them”
LOL. What a completely absurd lie.
.. or the other positive qualities you can identify if noone is wearing clothing, like the beer gut, and unsightly crops of hair.
I agree with the above, that’s idiotic, and not realistic thinking.
Ok, so I wear clothes and people judge that. Then I take off my nice american clothes and show a giant obese pot belly with microphallus, and they won’t judge. \
someone never went to the high school shower.
Ford is looking at nudity from an artistic point of view. If we started seeing nudity more in magazines and other forms of media, society as a whole would be desensitized to the naked body, thus searching for deeper meaning once a naked body is presented to us.
I doubt he is talking to fat men who are insecure about the bodies that they have let themselves morph into.