Sentence examples for softer masculinity from inspiring English sources

Likewise, this softer masculinity is further projected through a much more tonal color palette".

Through tiered shirt dresses, featherweight ombre dyed-raccoon coats in pastels and frayed cuff-collars, Benz has moved from the more traditional tomboy to a softer masculinity.

Rather than the aggressive, take-what-you-can-get stereotype, Farvid described the clients as portraying a "softer masculinity".

He also identifies as "boi", a term that embodies a sort of soft masculinity.

"I like to say I came out three times – the first time as gay, the second time as having a girlfriend and the third time as trans". He also identifies as "boi", a term that embodies a sort of soft masculinity.

Deftly, he sandwiches it between emotional statements, "You gotta give the world to her" and "She told you to open up more," drawing attention away from his casual sexism by appearing to be emotionally open and understanding performing "soft" masculinity.

The Beatles changed the stereotype: they eroticized their consciously soft and loose masculinity.

Although Mr. Som used men's wear fabrics for suits and soft skirts, this masculinity was pro forma.

Julien's desire to explore the softer side of black masculinity in his films, in particular homosexuality, is one reason why he resisted being labelled Britain's Spike Lee, following the release of Young Soul Rebels.

"The temperature has migrated from the more traditional tomboy to a softer, more fragile sort of masculinity," Benz says.

David B. Sherry's nondigital photographic paeans to young men suggest a soft, yielding side of traditional masculinity: the bare torso of one young man is half-obscured by radiance, like Danae's body showered with gold.