“I think people here in Germany are kind of like the people that are in California.
“The people here in Germany are a little bit more accepting than if I was in, you know, Rednecks-ville in Texas,” he explains. Granted, what’s also partially helped Bryan feel more comfortable showing off his hybrid style in public for the past three years is the fact that he moved to Germany, where “they’re more kind of stuff.” And it kind of gives you a little bit more arrogance, I guess.” “But it changes your posture a little bit, so you’re a little bit broader, you’re more shoulders out. I’m already six-foot, so I’m not really considered short,” he goes on to muse, before explaining that it helps him project a special kind of “confidence” and “no fear” attitude. “Maybe it’s because the heels make me feel a little taller. And though he does occasionally face harassment from a “young kid in a group” who feels the need to “show off in front of their friends that they’re the tough guy or the funny guy,” he’ll never stop expressing himself sartorially - particularly when it comes to wearing his heels. “I don’t wear blouses, I wear men’s shirts, so that’s kind of adapted my style.”Īs for his preferred choice of footwear though, Bryan says that while he first started wearing heels about 40 years ago, he still feels “empowered” whenever he wears them out. “I kind of switched to copying what Rachel wore, which was more the pencil skirts and the heels and a blouse,” he says, adding that his wife helps him pick out stuff too. Instead, Bryan says that he now takes style cues from Meghan Markle’s Rachel. That said, despite calling Donna from Suits his fashion “role model,” don’t expect to see him in a dress anytime soon - especially since the busts and necklines don’t work for him. It was the variety that you have with all these combinations and stuff. It got kind of boring after a while,” he says. “When you wear men’s clothes, you have the tendency to wear just black pants, navy pants, brown pants and grey pants. However, contrary to what some commenters online believe, he says that his style isn’t about “trying to be somebody else” or “impersonating a female.” Rather, it’s thanks to the fact that he’s always loved the “more interesting” fashion choices - including the brighter colors and fun patterns - provided by womenswear. Showcased via his Instagram, Bryan’s self-described “hybrid style” sees him pairing pencil skirts and high heels with more masculine button-up tops and polo shirts. Hailing from Texas, the 61-year-old grandfather, robotics engineer and football coach describes himself as a “straight, happily married guy that loves Porsches beautiful women.” And though you’d think he’d just be your typical all-American dad, Bryan has also become a social media sensation in the past week thanks to his fierce daily wardrobe. On paper, Mark Bryan sounds like an unlikely style icon.
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