Of how many of our daily actions do we ask ourselves the real why? Especially if one is male, and if one's appearance is given so much for neutrality that it does not represent a disguise, but a simple inevitability of things. A female gaze invites men to ask themselves these whys.
Roberto Franzitta
Enrico Ustica
Lorenzo Davì
Gabriele Gulizzi
Andrea Lo Piccolo
Gentleman Gas Mask
Stefano Blandino
Of how many of our daily actions do we ask ourselves the real why? Especially if one is male, and if one's appearance is given so much for neutrality that it does not represent a disguise, but a simple inevitability of things. A female gaze invites men to ask themselves these whys.
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