One of my favorite online retailers for clothes in Germany has started featuring curated collections with men in skirts, dresses and heels.
Wearing gender non-conforming clothing in public is a daunting task, but there are a few things you can do to build up the courage to go out and rock that skirt or those heels!
In this article, CNN reports on the rise of men in skirts as a fashion trend. They use male celebrities as examples of famous men wearing skirts. Also discussed is the gradual acceptance of Western society of men wearing skirts and how it doesn’t necessarily have to be tied to a man’s gender or sexual identity.
An interesting article by Vice about the trend of more men wearing skirts. It talks about gender fluidity, but also about how not all men who wear skirts do it to express their gender identity. They do it just because they want to.
Esquire makes a clear statement here: men’s skirts are ready for the mainstream! They argue that because more male celebrities have been wearing them publicly and because sales figures have shown that skirts designed for and marketed to men are picking up sales, they are becoming more acceptable and normalized.
A group of men explore and discuss how best to style a skirt as a man. Not only do they talk about it amongst themselves, but they also talk to experts about their ideas.
A young, male YouTuber spent a day going about his business in a skirt. The reactions were overwhelmingly positive which just shows that wearing a skirt in public as a man really isn’t as scary as most men think it is!
I have been playing around with Microsoft Bing’s new AI feature and just out of curiosity, I thought I would ask it a couple of questions about wearing skirts and heels as a man.
This is an excellent blog post written by a man who wears skirts. He includes a bit of his own background information as well as gives advice for going out in public and styling skirts as a man.
There are tons of reasons for wearing feminine clothing as a man. The clothes we wear are a deeply personal thing and should express who we are. These are my reasons and my story.
