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What a few famous dudes with piercings means in a broader context has less to do with whether this will catch on (it probably won't) than the influence it could have on the professional appropriateness of earrings and other jewellery.
In other words, does boy bling belong in the business world?
“We say the only jewellery a man should wear is his watch until he gets married, and then his wedding ring,” says James Bassil, editor of AskMen.com, an online magazine for the XY set that draws seven million unique visitors a month.
“I think a guy has to have a sophisticated sense of his style to pull off those things,” Mr. Bassil continues. “Women are much more attuned to style and presentation and they can get away with wearing lots of accessories because they know how to wear them; there's an accessory culture. Most of us are pretty far away from that level of confidence and knowledge.”
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califrayrayat 14:32 on March 3rd, 2008
00g, 10mm or 3/8"
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Rika (not verified)at 17:01 on June 12th, 2009
I don't agree. I design and create Bridal Jewelry. Actually, I've just opened up my online catalog, weddingjewelrydesigns.com.
Even though I don't have any Jewelry for Men at this time, I've shopped the market and seen quite a bit of very subtle, handsome jewelry designed for men.
Quite a lot of it is handsome, subdued and definitely wearable in the office environment. I think men just need to shop at the right stores if they're looking to adorn themselves in that way.
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