Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not at all. This is in style.

A lot of things "in style" don't look good or masculine, especially on men in their 30s, 40s and 50s. Trendy appearance is something teens and maybe recent college grads worry about.

Well, I really disagree with this.

Anonymous wrote:I thought we had moved past saying clothes made someone look effeminate.

+1 so much "toxic masculinity" comes from women

No.

How on Earth do white shoes make someone look not masculine? What else makes them look not masculine?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not at all. This is in style.

A lot of things "in style" don't look good or masculine, especially on men in their 30s, 40s and 50s. Trendy appearance is something teens and maybe recent college grads worry about.

So don't wear white sneakers, OP. Problem solved. No one cares about your dumb opinion.

Anonymous wrote:Not at all. This is in style.

A lot of things "in style" don't look good or masculine, especially on men in their 30s, 40s and 50s. Trendy appearance is something teens and maybe recent college grads worry about.

I was very concerned that white sneakers made me look gay when I was a 13 year old boy, but I've grown up since then.

No, white shoes do not make a guy look gay. We all know this is what you meant by effeminate OP

Not at all. This is in style.

What an extremely bizarre take.

I thought we had moved past saying clothes made someone look effeminate.

NO

That look is very popular with middle school boys

You are odd.

Does this bother anyone else? It should in theory just look clean cut and casual but it makes me wince to see middle aged men in bright white low top sneakers and I can't figure out why. Does it just look a bit immature or effeminate?