Anonymous wrote:something shameful about looking feminine?
Anonymous wrote: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: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.
How would you feel about a group of men saying this about women who are still trying to look somewhat stylish in middle age? We'd call it misogyny.
Anonymous wrote:That look is very popular with middle school boys
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.
Anonymous wrote:When white-soled loafers and "dress shoes" became popular for men, my DH got 2 pairs. But as time has passed, it feels like a clear sign that it's a middle aged man trying to seem relevant. DH has moved on from those, but I don't love the look, especially when you see a guy in a suit with white-soled "modern" wingtips.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When white-soled loafers and "dress shoes" became popular for men, my DH got 2 pairs. But as time has passed, it feels like a clear sign that it's a middle aged man trying to seem relevant. DH has moved on from those, but I don't love the look, especially when you see a guy in a suit with white-soled "modern" wingtips.
But those aren't what we're talking about. Just normal white sneakers. Which look great on guys.
Anonymous wrote:When white-soled loafers and "dress shoes" became popular for men, my DH got 2 pairs. But as time has passed, it feels like a clear sign that it's a middle aged man trying to seem relevant. DH has moved on from those, but I don't love the look, especially when you see a guy in a suit with white-soled "modern" wingtips.