Menswear isn't just for dudes anymore

Jaylan

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Ladies have been wearing pant suits for a while now. And many professional women wear them as its almost a required staple of a conservative business wardrobe.

That being said, what is menswear or womens wear changes through time and culture. Look at skinny jeans for example. Or the fact that male nobility used to wear tights and high heels. Or how men in Scotland wear kilts. American and European men wore those silly wigs once upon a time. And if you dare insulted a man of nobility by calling him a woman, then you sealed your own death.

It is what it is. Sh!t dont phase me. What we consider womens and mens clothes is dependent on the culture we were raised in.
 

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gaylan anyone?
 

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Watawata said:
gaylan anyone?
Instead of being a loser troll, how about responding directly to my post if you have a problem with it. Until then, keep your mouth shut.
 

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Jaylan said:
Ladies have been wearing pant suits for a while now. And many professional women wear them as its almost a required staple of a conservative business wardrobe.

Exactly. Plus, she's wearing a suit designed for women. It's not like she has cuff links, a tie, and a double-breasted jacket lol.


That being said, what is menswear or womens wear changes through time and culture. Look at skinny jeans for example. Or the fact that male nobility used to wear tights and high heels. Or how men in Scotland wear kilts. American and European men wore those silly wigs once upon a time. And if you dare insulted a man of nobility by calling him a woman, then you sealed your own death.

While I'm not a fan of skinny jeans, I agree with everything else above.

It is what it is. Sh!t dont phase me. What we consider womens and mens clothes is dependent on the culture we were raised in.
I work with women who wear (women's style) pant suits or jackets frequently. I never thought twice about it.
 
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