The blue does not strike me as feminine, but YMMV, especially if you are conscious about your perception of masculinity or femininity in iPhone design. In my closet full of men's clothing, I have plenty of garments that are about the same color. Many are button-downs.
It's more pastel blue and I just watched a reviewer now say it's pastel in person. Husband has a Sky Blue MB Air and it's nothing like the new phone. Wearing a baby blue shirt is much different than having a baby blue accessory. Very rare to see any man with baby blue accessories, and I bet you have none at home.
Well, as far as consumer electronics go, I have a bright purple PlayStation 5 controller, a sky blue laptop... I have a pomelo yellow vehicle and clothing of all colors. I have On sneakers that aren't far off from the blue Air in color. Again, I just don't see the connection you do. Baby blue electronic = feminine, but baby blue shirt = masculine? These don't seem like universal truths to me, they seem like your individual internalized perceptions.
It is pastel looking in person I see people saying. Husband was going for it too at the start but honestly, I think you should check it out in person first, whether you agree with my apparent 'overthinking' or not.
We're not talking about universal truths. Just common dress sense. Most men don't have an eclectic style so won't want a pastel accessory.
Some men, usually younger men still working out what suits them, do look much more expressive and will go for all kinds of colours. All your items you've listed and their colours - none of that matches. So you're clearly not concerned about getting out of a yellow car in funky blue sneakers while swinging your purple PS5 pad over your shoulder. All good, but no one will consider you put-together as we say in the UK.
Nothing profound about any of that, and yes men will wear pastel shirts on occasion, but very rarely buy any pastel accessories as men usually have many shirts, but very few accessories - so the accessories tend to need to match more outfits.
But again, I'm talking to someone who buys ON sneakers so I guess there's absolutely no chance to see eye to eye here. Do they have even one decent running shoe
Ah, the taste police is here everyone.
I guess we'll have to wait and see how many non-teenage men in London buy the Sky Blue iPhone Air to render a judgement on your estimation of taste.
We must live in parallel universes. I know plenty of men who purchased the Sierra Blue iPhone 13 Pro. I'm also surprised you appear to have been exposed to so few bright cars -- it's not at all unusual in performance models, trims, or subbrands. No one chooses a Porsche Manufaktur paint job to get a silver car, for example. And PLENTY of these are on London streets.No we don't need to wait, because we know from previous iPhones with Sky Blue on them that men are rarely seen with them. Nothing interesting about this at all, you just like arguing on the internet because you're.. not married I guess judging by the yellow car
Look go enjoy your yellow car and ON sneakers, I'm just messing with you!
Your obsession with the colors that other people like is legitimately insane, lol. And wtf is with you and ON sneakers?No we don't need to wait, because we know from previous iPhones with Sky Blue on them that men are rarely seen with them. Nothing interesting about this at all, you just like arguing on the internet because you're.. not married I guess judging by the yellow car
Look go enjoy your yellow car and ON sneakers, I'm just messing with you!
I mean, with that way of thinking, you might as well call the whole iPhone Air feminine.
