Page Turner

Beautifully engaged in reading, our strikingly handsome man couldn't put down his book. From his refined taste in casual fashion we can only assume that he's reading something of great literary value. Alas, we were unable to see the title of the book. But what a handsome sight to behold!

Location: Red Line at Park.
Imagined Profession: Linguistics Researcher
Photographer: FT

Back Bay Uniform

Back Bay Uniform is the Boston version of New York's Midtown Uniform, which itself was made famous by it's own Instagram account (@midtownuniform). It's for financial services bros in their 30s and features nickel gray pants (see the Rhone pants bulging with thigh muscles on our hottie above), a buttoned down shirt, and a fleece vest. The vest (fleece or quilted) is a required element of the uniform, by the way!

These are the men that keep our economy humming... with our money, of course. It's these boys-in-vests in whose hands your future retirement rests! So be nice to these men with muscly thighs and immaculately groomed facial hair. Because 35 years from now you don't want to find yourself applying for jobs at Starbucks in order to make ends meet!

Location: Red Line at Central
Imagined Profession: Financial Services Manager
Photographer: GB

Rain Gear

The smooth arch of the lower back, accentuated by the form fitting rain gear and golden waves of hair certainly captured our attention this morning as we waded to work! No umbrella need for this handsome fellow who is impervious to the torrential rains outside!

Location: Red Line at Central
Imagined Profession: Instructor of Meteorology
Photographer: GB

Smooth Sailing

While waters are churning offshore we've got a smooth-as-silk hottie surfing the rails beneath our fair city. And what a tall fellow he is, too! Towering 6'3" inside our train this Golden Retriever of a man was a beautiful accoutrement to our morning commute!

Location: Red Line at Harvard
Imagined Profession: Director of Social Media
Photographer: FT

As the Wind Blows

We've got a stunning gentleman for you today, but our HOTT Crew has been preoccupied with keeping track of all our friends and family in Hurricane Florence's path.

As many of you know our HOTT Crew have extensive family connections in the South, some of whom are on the coast in North Carolina directly in Florence's path. Fortunately they heeded our warnings to get their asses in gear and get the hell out of Dodge!

Location: Red Line at Park
Imagined Profession: Marketing Manager
Photographer: FT

Peaches and Dream

Elegant, lithe, and a peach of a guy! Late Summer's harvest of fresh luscious peaches continues onboard our inbound train. Suddenly our hottie had us dreaming of the sweet velvety flavor of a Red Haven peach, or leaning back and sipping one of our famous frozen peach daiquiris. Mmmmm.

Speaking of dreamy...

We mentioned yesterday that we attended the renowned Le Diner en Blanc 2018 on September 9. Besides being an elegant multicultural festival of feasting and dining, it also was a showcase (please take note, ladies) that men DO enjoy dressing up and being creative with fancy attire. We appreciated Le Diner en Blanc's team in Boston for giving as much attention and advice to men regarding attire as they did to women. We'd like to see a lot more of that! And we'd like to see a lot more of these stunning men above whom we enjoyed watching as we gathered by the Park Street T Station. Woof!

Location: Red Line at Harvard

Imagined Profession: Shipping Logistics Manager

Photographer: GB

Bear Necessities

A woof of a bearish chap is bedecked in urban life's bare necessities for business casual in the city. Chelsea boots provide comfort and style on the city's rugged sidewalks while granite-gray chinos give a versatile backdrop to a wide array of colors and patterns for shirts. We thought the nicely worn genuine leather satchel was a marvelous stylistic touch and shows how our hottie is as serious about work as he is about fashion.

And speaking of fashion... last night our HOTT Crew participated in the world-renowned Le Diner en Blanc event.

Close to 2,000 guests, all dressed from head to toe in brilliant white, arrived at pre-determined meeting locations throughout the city to be taken to a mystery location for a grand and elegant picnic and party. This years event took us to City Hall Plaza (above).

What we liked about Le Diner en Blanc Boston is that it was a wonderful blend of people, from black and white to gay and straight, and so much more. It's rare for the City of Boston to have public social events that are so inclusive and diverse. We need much more of that in this very stratified city!

Location: Red Line at Central
Imagined Profession: Diversity Consultant
Photographer: GB