J-sette

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I'd never heard of it... but there are hundreds of clips on youtube.

[Like Ra]

So, there was "Vogue" style, now "J-sette". In both men are trying to look like "overexaggerated" women. Both are fun though ;-)

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The 'Prancing Elites of Mobile Alabama' uniform of white leotards and boots with shiny hose:







Problems with their leos riding up?





A performance that didn't end so well

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I have no idea what these tights are but they're very shiny...

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I can't decide what the first team are wearing on their legs but it's very shiny - saran wrap/cling film?



These outfits remind me of the Hooters uniform...

[Like Ra]

I hope this uniform will make its way towards other mens sports and activities. E.g. aerobics, fitness, jogging, etc.

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From the Wikipedia page on J-Sette:

J-Setting has now developed into a culture, with a distinct dress style. There are now J-Setting troupes, where groups of young gay men imitate cheerleaders with co-ordinated uniforms of sequined one- and two-piece leotards, with long flowing capes, sheer stockings and white marching boots.

Not sure what a 'two-piece leotard' is though...and they're not 'stockings' either...

[Like Ra]

two-piece leotard

I think people call all swimsuits "leotards" nowadays. A typical leotard is no more than a swimsuit with sleeves (at least we call it "a swimsuit" 20-30 years ago). Same story as "speedos' (normal swimming briefs), "xerox" (any photocopy machine), "tomtom" (any navigator - used in NL), etc.

and they're not 'stockings' either...

Just like most "tights" are actually "leggings". Remember "LeBron in tights"? BS...

Or is it country specific?