In the age of equality, should men have the same clothing rights as women?

  1. Alistair Olver profile image68
    Alistair Olverposted 2 years ago

    In the age of equality, should men have the same clothing rights as women?

    So often we see women wear similar clothes to men, but the other way round is not so common. Do you think this will ever change? Is this the last taboo?

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  2. lisavollrath profile image96
    lisavollrathposted 2 years ago

    I think people will get to the point where they feel comfortable wearing whatever they like, and where clothing in stores isn't separated by gender, but by function. I've worked with men who wore skirts, in the form of utility kilts, and dresses. I've also worked with a lot of guys who wear eyeliner and lipstick. Nobody much cares, but I happened to work in a place that was very open-minded.

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  3. Michaela Osiecki profile image78
    Michaela Osieckiposted 2 years ago

    There are some cultures in which men wear skirts and dresses, the Kilt is a good example of a more commonly accepted man skirt.

    When women first began wearing trousers in the early 1900's they created kind a scandal but people eventually got over it. I think the same would eventually happen if men started unapologetically wearing skirts or dresses designed for their frame.

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