Machine translation from German
Machine translation from German
I recently saw an entertaining TV show about 50 Years of Miniskirt. Mary Quant gave women's fashion a new variety. Actually, everything and more has already been said about Mary Quant and mini skirts.
The "decent" woman of 1963 didn't show her knee. The miniskirt freed women from traditional clothing rules. Did the miniskirt mean real freedom? In the 1960s, the miniskirt became a symbol of women's newfound freedom. Man needs symbols, the freedom to wear. May real freedom remain an ideal! Women's emancipation had begun long after men banged their heads, and the struggle for equality continues. The miniskirt was definitely a demarcation to the mothers' generation. Today the miniskirt is one of many possibilities for a young woman and probably more fun than a symbol of freedom.
Has the miniskirt really changed the ideal of beauty? Mainly probably the ideal of the catwalk models, to whom female curves were foreign at the time. For men, female curves retain their appeal (I infer others from myself). A mini skirt doesn't suit every woman. Legs skinny like sticks and mini? It doesn't have to be. Ok, today obesity is more of a problem. With a cheerful and friendly woman, it's easy to forget beautiful legs.
A mini skirt looks sexy. Anyway, sometimes I look at a woman in a miniskirt. Miniskirt wearers sometimes count on this. A miniskirt is a nice sign of a woman's sexual self-determination (isn't it a symbol again?). It is never a sign of sexual availability. Unfortunately, there will always be men (and women) who don't have enough space in their heads to realize this.
Girls, wear mini if it's fun and comfortable for you! Really cool in the summer.
