In the event of a competitive presidential election, it’s wise to throw caution to the wind and pull out all the stops, and Emmanuel Macron has decided to lean on a tried-and-trusted attention-getting strategy: thirst-trapping.
“Honestly, I think everyone probably looks sexier when sitting on a honey Maralunga sofa,” Tyler Watamanuk, a, a newsletter about interiors, said. “And I wish I could earnestly wear a button-up with that many buttons undone. No small feat.”
Eagle-eyed observers may also notice the way Macron’s chest hair is shaved neatly at the neck, creating a pleasing contrast between unwieldy masculine follicles and crisp, sophisticated hygiene techniques. Is Macron embracing male grooming trends, or bucking them? While the president’s body hair isn’t completely out of control, its undeniable abundance is championed in a“After a year of quarantine and pandemic, a lot of guys let the hair go,”The intersection of politics and body hair doesn't begin with Macron, who’s already established as a bona fide sex symbol—there've even been