Straight, happily married man loves to wear heels and skirts
In the world of robotics engineering, precision and logic are the standard. For Mark Bryan, a 61-year-old German-based engineer, that same logic applies to his morning routine: if a garment fits, looks professional, and offers more variety than a standard pair of slacks, there is no reason not to wear it—even if that garment is a pencil skirt and a pair of four-inch stilettos. Bryan has become an unlikely digital sensation, amassing a following of nearly 660,000 on Instagram. At first glance, he is every bit the quintessential professional and dedicated father of three. However, it is his sartorial choices—specifically his penchant for pairing masculine-coded blazers and ties with feminine-coded skirts and pumps—that has sparked a global conversation about the arbitrary nature of gendered fashion.
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