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LOL, seriously, where did this originate? I get why teenage girls do it, but now grown men are doing it?
I suppose girls think it is cute, but I never thought I would see the day where guys do it.
Not really. I read where lots of straight guys paint their nails as a fashion statement these days.
Perhaps no different than any other trend. Although this has been a thing for years now. Maybe not for guys however, that may be new.
Its fashion and music influencers like Harry Styles. Even I like Harry Styles. But you know how it goes, all this is fleeting, it will be something different a year from now. That said, the skinny jeans trend lasted for way longer than I thought it would.
I know you are joking, but perhaps this all started in cold weather climates and became a fashion.
Hmm... I actually just googled it. TBH, I never knew this is/was a thing. I have a total of 0 male friends that do this, and I know a total of 0 guys that do this. Then again I'm 34. My initial thoughts of this, is it might not actually be a fashion statement, but more of a way to help guys get 'out of the closet'. Or as we have seen over the past 10+ years, the feminization of men.
I don't know, it seems to be an ongoing fashion for girls. Perhaps that's true for men however.
I also googled it and read some articles about straight men painting their nails as a fashion statement. I can believe that. I'm sure it goes both ways.
Sorry, but I don't understand this statement. The OP was about this being a fashion statement and that I get it for teenage girls (to look cute), but I don't get it for guys and just wanted to find out where and when that originated from.it kinda means the gist of the subtext to your op query ...
Yes, I've seen girls wear these types of sweaters. I suppose manufacturers were keeping up with the fashion trends and decided to make it easier to do without stretching a sweater out.
My daughter wears her hoodies this way. I don’t get it. It’s also about 3 sizes too big as well.
I don’t watch NFL Network often and never in the morning. I only watch TV in the evening, unless it is sports. I might watch the NFL Network before I go to sleep at night, but I couldn’t tell you the names of any of them.
The oversized fashion and being 3 sizes too big is exactly why they do it. Both guys and girls don’t necessarily “want” it over there hands, but ultimately that’s how it ends up….the sleeve holes are too wide and sleeves too long…their skinny hands and arms don’t stop it from staying at their wrist. It’s just a logistical thing of oversized fashion.My daughter wears her hoodies this way. I don’t get it. It’s also about 3 sizes too big as well.
