Men are talking about what they want in clothing:

Many conversations are going on in the men’s world about clothing and what they want to wear or not to wear. In  AMan Dressed we are opening the doors to welcome these discussions. More often than we realise are men talking about fashion. They are speaking to each other and perhaps more often to themselves, about what they are wearing, what there is to wear and what it is that they want to wear. Men are also looking at women’s clothing in comparison and perhaps some with eyes of green. Some men even shop in women’s department. They do this for colour, style, and change. For example, upon discussing men wearing the Kilt,  ( Manche ) outside of its ethnic alignment and within these debates, we have found that many men want the freedom to wear the Kilt and to have it available in general design. Some men are choosing to wear skirts ( Not Beautiful! ) I contend that “skirts ” should be distinguished for women.  The legless garment for men should be designed specifically for men and named accordingly. Kilt preferably  Manche for the general whole.

Here is a quote from JP talking about what he likes and want.

“I am a 64-year-old Irish male. I have worn kilts; however, kilts are not always practical clothing. I much prefer women’s skirts. They are cheaper, washable, and a nylon mix is often much warmer than a kilt. Men need to become more supportive of other men in this sphere. As I see it, the problem is not just about wearing a skirt or trousers; it has a lot to do with what men perceive to be “NORMAL behaviour. For some reason, there exists huge insecurity in the macho man. Men love to put other men down — I live for me, NOT, to adhere to stupefying male-to-male peer-pressure.”

Here another man ( Learsi ) express his thoughts on comfort and health.

“Traditionally men have always had dressed in skirts, only 300 years ago that forced them to wear pants.
The pants are the least suitable garment for a man; the boxer shorts, serves as the splint on his genitals, (promoting malfunction, and disabilities), the center seam of the pants abused, bruised and uncomfortable all the time the genitals; strap or belt acts as a tourniquet, and forces the heart to pump blood more effort (to overcome the contraction that makes the tourniquet), and poor blood supply affects: the digestive system, urinary system, the apparatus reproductive. In addition to the use of pants, man has finished peeing standing which is totally unnatural. Skirts and dresses with skirts for men are supreme-mind HEALTHY, convenient and comfortable. The pants, the tight underpants, the centre seam of the pants, and belt or belt, are promoting modern diseases of men: impotence, infertility, prostate problems and possibly cancer of the testicle.
No part of the male body is more abused than the genitals.

For better health and comfort wear skirts or dresses skirt.”

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 The Latest Trend in Men’s Fashion

Let’s discuss this latest trend in men’s fashion. At A Man Dressed we are known for tweaking men’s fashion toward that something a little different, allowing men to have more variety, colors, and added choices to his wardrobe. It is always exciting to see designers putting it out there by walking that very narrow line in creating excitement and interest in the world of men’s dressing. This new trend is, by all means, no exception. The summer of 2017 is trending The Male Romper. Would you wear one?

The Romper or men’s jumpsuit is not new; it’s a come back from the 70’s style. Here seen an add for the ” One Easy Piece.”  Now, regarding this trend. I can say that in this instant it’s not a bad look I can also say it is not as effeminate, as in the 2017 version, in fact, I see a very stylishly casually dressed man and wouldn’t mind seeing this form of fashion on the come back in 2017/2018 and beyond.

This 2017 trend of the men’s jumper,  somehow is just not catching my eye. Could it be the lack of details or the fabric texture and color combination? It is a fantastic time when it comes to men’s fashion. With the introduction of new or renewed trends. Looking at men’s styles through the years is and will be an ongoing conversation about that gap that exists, between the timeless and functionals suit. The question and discussions continue. Can a man be considered just as well dressed and classy if he isn’t clothed in the traditional Suit?

Please leave a comment below. Tell me what you would like to see change or should everything remain the same. I am honestly looking forward o hearing from you

Wha Are The Most Flattering  Colors A Man Can Wear According To Women?

It is a universal fact that color in men’s clothing is the exception. Only in recent years do we see tinges of color peeking out mostly on sports shirts. Typically inside a man clothing store, the eye is forced to contend with the ever constant muted shades of grays brown, black, and various hues of blues. This is particularly true of the Americas. The dress shirts are commonly white or light blues. Pink shirts do exist but are far less common. It was circa 1980’s that patch of florals and pastel plaids appeared on men’s sports shirts but worn mostly by the more fashion forward.In 2017 color is still hard to find in western men’s fashion.  Men’s shoes are lacking in color variances as well.

It is a curious psychology, especially from the eyes and thought of women, that have a thought about this phenomenon. Who said this must be so? Do men prefer these color choices by nature, or is it just a condition of unchallenged customs? I am apt to think its culture and custom. For example, we see very colorful shirts in the ‘Hawaiian Shirt’ also in African men’s fashion and note that when there is color, they are extreme. ( A topic for another article) I would like to think that some rational attention will be paid to this situation in men’s clothing, perhaps by virtue of this script such is being done.

What then about whites in men’s clothing. Is it as rear to see men sporting an all-white ensemble or all pink. What about an all pastel combination? Perhaps so, but I think the eyes of women would smile.

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