One responded to the article on Twitter and said, ‘No most certainly are not’
The New York Times published a style piece focused on men wearing “crop tops” made from old t-shirts or purchased from women’s clothing sections.
Parsons School of design’s dean of fashion Ben Barry told the outlet the style was briefly popular in the 1980s. “Though men have been known to wear stomach-baring garments when they exercise or go to the beach, lately crop tops can be seen on guys at stores and bars. More modest styles hit right at a waistline, but many are cropped short enough to expose a navel. Some wearers are making theirs by taking scissors to old T-shirts; others buy them off the rack, often from stores’ women’s sections,” the New York Times style piece reads.
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