Its that time of the year again. Men don their finest tuxedos to toast the new year with champagne. Spirits get high, as inhibitions slowly disappear and what was once simple comradery slowly becomes playful teasing between straight guys. You seize the moment and follow one into a private room for a chill out and confess that you’ve often fantasised about seeing his cock. His judgement clouded he proceeds to to unzip his fly to give you a quick look, rubbing his fat bulge and taking out his alcohol induced erection. Despite your pleas he wont let you touch it, but he does ask you to keep an eye out as he desperately feels the need to shoot a load…with you watching of course.
Imagine a cross between a French peasant and a refugee from the Russian front, and you have some idea where the John Varvatos man is headed for fall. In sartorial terms, that translated into washed fabrics cut into clothes with a strong military influence. If that sounds somewhat drab, Varvatos’s knack for what he calls utilitarian luxury elevated the collection (as did the scale and sophisticated styling of the show itself).
A washed leather jacket was croc-stamped, while a trench, also in washed leather, was hand-painted to add a patina of faded luxe. Other fabric treatments included dip-dyeing (on a tweed jacket and poncho) and metal threads woven into the herringbone of a collarless coat. In keeping with the military inspiration, tailoring was highlighted, often in traditional tweeds, and the construction details emphasized (seams were trimmed or exposed). But it was the gutsy outerwear that truly shone, especially a double-breasted officer’s coat, a plush number in goatskin, and an epauletted nylon trench in a shade labeled “quagmire” (a veiled reference, perhaps, to the current situation in Iraq).
from the MyFriendsFeet site:
“I got a call the other day from Sean (one of my favorite models – see him here). He said he has been working out with a guy who is in amazing shape and was interested in doing some modeling. Sean is an old pro when it comes to modeling for my site, so he told this friend Nelson all about it. Nelson and I talked on the phone and set up a time for him to come by for a quick shoot. Nelson works as a personal trainer, so I had to shoot him quickly in between his clients. He showed up in a tight long-sleeve workout shirt and gym shorts. I could tell by looking at his chest and his legs that he was in great shape. When he took his shirt off I was stunned – his body is nearly perfect (actually, I couldn’t see anything that wasn’t perfect but there must be SOMETHING — maybe his eyebrows). His feet certainly looked perfect to me! Nelson’s size 10 feet are in great shape both top and bottom. He has a rather narrow foot with long toes and ticklish soles (he says). In my back yard he propped his shoes up on the patio table and took them off so I could get a better look at his socks. They looked clean, but he had been training clients all day and they were a little bit fragrant. What a wonderful aroma too! Then he took off both his socks and his shirt. Perfection and perfection again…”
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He’s the kind of college stud that just makes you drool like crazy – he has a totally laid back attitude, is very personable, yet with a hint of cockiness that just adds to his appeal. And wouldn’t ya know it, when ya got it, you got it all – he even sports these adorable dimples when smiling!
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Big hit at Sundance a few years ago. Directed by Gene Rhee, starring Roger Fan and Bree Turner.
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Menswear designer John Varvatos’ debut collection was for Fall 2000, and before the clothes even hit the stores he’d been granted a Perry Ellis Award. A Michigan native who came to New York in 1983 to work at Polo Ralph Lauren, Varvatos has gone on to dress the likes of Hugh Jackman, Adrien Brody, and Brad Pitt. With an emphasis on old world craftsmanship, Varvatos takes an eclectic approach to fashion, combining luxurious fabrics with casual pieces to create understated yet elegant looks worthy of the office or the red carpet. Varvatos headed up menswear design at Calvin Klein and again at Polo before launching his own line, which quickly expanded to include tailored clothing, sportswear, leather accessories, and footwear. He even paired up with Converse in 2001 to transform the classic streetwise Jack Purcell’s into something a little more civilized. Here is the video of the collection.
The good news just keep coming through – we’ve hit a new high of page views for QC just 2 days into the new year, breaking the record set less than a month ago! YIPEEEE~! We’ve also recorded the highest number of new visitors in a day, so here’s a BIG HELLO to all those who found us! Where have you been all this while? And now that you’ve discovered us, we hope you’re prepared for all those turgid cocks we have in store for you. 😉
And to our loyal readers, THANK YOUSSSSS~~~!!
One day…because Randy needed a break and wanted to get out and drive… found himself coasting down PCH heading toward Malibu. When the work days are long and more projects are looming he always finds that he needs to leave at noon on some days and have a ‘Randy’ day. This day was one of them. He had just finished a particularly grueling week of shooting where they were packing a lot of things in which left time for very little else.
