TL;DR
- Celebrating 150 years of jockstraps
- Celebs like Troye Sivan and Rob Lowe rocked them
- Jockstraps are a staple in LGBTQ fashion
- From Elvis to Kristen Stewart’s iconic looks
- Jockstraps: sexy, fun, and historical
History can be a drag, but when it comes to jockstraps, it’s a whole different ball game! Recently, we celebrated the 150th anniversary of the jockstrap, and honestly, we think it should be a national holiday. Let’s face it, who doesn’t love a little eye candy? Jockstraps are not just an undergarment; they’re a celebration of body confidence and a staple in the LGBTQ community. From enhancing those cheeky assets to showcasing a little extra bulge, these sexy undergarments have been turning heads for over a century.
While jockstraps are often associated with gay men, let’s be real: everyone looks hot as hell in one. A stroll down memory lane reveals a treasure trove of celebrities who have rocked this tantalizing piece of clothing, from the iconic Rob Lowe in the ’80s to the fabulous Troye Sivan at the Met Gala. Seriously, is it getting hot in here, or is it just us?
Take Hudson Williams, for instance. He may not have donned a jockstrap while portraying Shane Hollander in the hit gay hockey romance show Heated Rivalry, but he definitely turned up the heat in a sexy black jockstrap for his Wonderland Magazine photoshoot. And he’s not alone! Connor Storrie, who plays Ilya Rozanov in the same show, sported a vintage jockstrap under cargo pants for a steamy photoshoot with Behind the Blinds. Talk about a fashion statement!
Let’s not forget the legendary Rob Lowe, who looked absolutely smoking in a jockstrap during his role in the 1986 hockey flick Youngblood. Suddenly, we’re feeling an urge to binge-watch NHL games! And then there’s Alan Ritchson, who made jockstraps a regular feature of his modeling career, even flaunting one in a hazing scene from Blue Mountain State. If only we could get him to wear one on Reacher!
In a hilarious twist, Michael Ontkean performed a striptease in a jockstrap during the 1977 comedy Slap Shot. Imagine the crowd’s reaction as he tossed his hockey gear into the audience, leaving only his jockstrap behind! And Elvis Presley? He owned a rhinestone-encrusted jockstrap, which is now a collector’s item worth over $33,000. Talk about a piece of rock ‘n’ roll history!
Russell Crowe’s leather jockstrap from Cinderella Man has its own wild story. After being auctioned off, it ended up in the hands of John Oliver, who gifted it to the last operating Blockbuster in Alaska. But guess what? It went missing! We can only wonder which sneaky employee has it on display at home.
In 2021, Kristen Stewart made headlines when she posed for Rolling Stone in nothing but a jockstrap and an open leather vest while promoting her lesbian thriller Love Lies Bleeding. The image was so hot, it sparked outrage among conservatives, proving once again that jockstraps are not just for the faint-hearted.
And let’s not overlook Drag Race star Brooke Lynn Hytes, who almost broke the internet when she teased a jockstrap line featuring a hot model. Although the evidence has mysteriously vanished from her social media, we’ll always remember that sizzling post.
Zac Efron rocked a bizarre jockstrap with a stuffed hornet in Dirty Grandpa, but honestly, we were too busy admiring those abs to care. Kim Kardashian also flaunted a jockstrap on the cover of Interview Magazine, showing off her curves in a way only she can.
Finally, Troye Sivan made waves at the Met Gala after-party, slipping into a sheer white dress that left little to the imagination—his jockstrap was the star of the show! It’s moments like these that keep jockstraps alive and well in the fashion world.
So there you have it, folks! Jockstraps are more than just underwear; they’re a celebration of body positivity, confidence, and a rich history that continues to evolve. Whether you’re a fan of the classic or the contemporary, there’s no denying that jockstraps will always have a special place in our hearts—and our wardrobes.