White shoes are not bad. White shoes with all black is awful.

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone post a pic of the offending shoe…

I’m guessing.

This look sets off my gaydar. And I know I’m not the only one. Just being honest.

Skinny jeans/slacks on men definitely set that alarm off. Not flattering at all for a man to wear tight tapered stuff like that.

+1
And cropped. Not a good look for a man.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can someone post a pic of the offending shoe…

I’m guessing.

This look sets off my gaydar. And I know I’m not the only one. Just being honest.

Skinny jeans/slacks on men definitely set that alarm off. Not flattering at all for a man to wear tight tapered stuff like that.

Anonymous wrote: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?

Probably that. Picture something like that on a man only while sailing on a boat in the summer.

Low top sneakers in general on a man should be reserved for exercising or tennis or something. Boots are always better for a man to wear. Any kind of mans boots.

Most middle aged people are trying to be comfortable and don't care what you think.

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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.

Please see: Barrel Jeans.

But there’s a huge difference between trendy yet unflattering and weird barrel jeans and regular, basic, white sneakers.

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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.

Please see: Barrel Jeans.

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone post a pic of the offending shoe…

I’m guessing.

This look sets off my gaydar. And I know I’m not the only one. Just being honest.

Those are advertising photos, not people living their real lives.

Anonymous wrote:I get what you are saying, OP — what what are we supposed to wear? Heavy black walking sneakers that old people wear?

I think classic loafers or if luxury sneakers, go with black, brown or navy with just a white sole. The whole shoe being white is very juvenile and feminine to me. But maybe other women like it!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can someone post a pic of the offending shoe…

I’m guessing.

This look sets off my gaydar. And I know I’m not the only one. Just being honest.

Anonymous wrote: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?

Not sure but you are immature for asking this question. Let people live and leave them alone!

I get what you are saying, OP — what what are we supposed to wear? Heavy black walking sneakers that old people wear?

Most middle aged men are dressing for comfort.

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

“Works in advertising/marketing/PR”

Anonymous wrote:Can someone post a pic of the offending shoe…

I’m guessing.