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Why is men’s fashion so feminine?
Men’s fashion is more feminine than it used to be. I’m not saying this is good or bad, but it is what we like now. Women want to see men look good, too—not just their clothes on them, but also their personalities and interests. So if you’re a man who likes dressing up and wearing makeup (or doesn’t), this isn’t anything new!
Men are catching up to women in fashion.
The fact that men are wearing more feminine styles and colors is a huge step forward. This trend is especially prevalent among young people, who are more likely to look at the world through the lens of gender stereotypes. As they grow older and gain more perspective on their identities, they’ll become even more aware of this phenomenon—and it’s possible that we’ll see a significant shift away from stereotypes toward individuality in both genders’ wardrobes.
The most feminine men’s fashions fit well.
In the same way that a woman’s body is more important than her clothes, men are more concerned with fit and appearance than with style or color. Men want to look good in their clothes but don’t want to feel like they’re wearing them on display (or worse yet, looking like an overgrown toddler). A good fit means you can move comfortably and find your feet without tripping over your shoelaces. It also means that you’ll be able to wear multiple layers without having them bunch up around your waist or thighs when bending down at work (or even just walking across the room).
Men don’t care about the brand as much as women do; instead of focusing on how much money something costs, they focus primarily on how comfortable it makes them feel when wearing it. If something fits well under some jeans but doesn’t quite work with a suit jacket, consider swapping out one garment for another until there’s an optimal combination between formality and function.
Women want to see men look good, too.
Women like to see men in nice clothes. They like to see them in fashionable, stylish, and even fashionable clothes. So, this is the way they want their man to be. That’s it!
Styles will change back and forth.
Men’s fashion is cyclical. It will go through periods of coolness and then become uncool again, but it always returns to being wearable. If you want to be fashionable, you need to learn to keep up with trends—which can be challenging because they’re constantly changing!
You’ll also find that different styles suit different people differently; some love the bold colors and prints in menswear, while others prefer clean lines and neutral tones (or sometimes even black). It all depends on what kind of person you are!
It might not last forever.
Fashion is constantly changing—fashion cycles are about 20 years long. The fashion cycle is not predictable but tends to repeat itself over time. For example, you might notice that your favorite dress or pair of shoes became popular again a few years after the trend faded away from popularity.
This is because many factors influence the trends in men’s fashion, such as technology and cultural changes (e.g., women’s roles within society).
Men’s fashion is more feminine because that is what we like now.
But the answer isn’t as simple as “men wear skirts.” There are many different clothing styles for both men and women, and it’s not just about what you think looks good on your body. For example, if you’re a woman who likes to wear pants (and we all do), why would you want to wear skirts?
If a man wants to wear something feminine but doesn’t care about being seen wearing it every day or at work, then he can still choose between dresses or skirts. He may even prefer one over the other depending on his style preferences—but no matter how much he loves wearing dresses/skirts/etc., nothing stops him from wearing traditionally masculine clothes like sweaters if he likes those better!
Men’s fashion is becoming more feminine because women are starting to want it. This may be the beginning of a trend that will change back and forth as styles evolve, but for now, men are ready for some new trends too!
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