why do some men like to wear skirts?

Answer 1

I wanna know why there's not *more* men who like to wear skirts...

Bois in skirts are hot.

Answer 2

Comfort, health, look and feel pure and simple. More and more men are venturing out into public in denim skirts. As long as you look normal and wear something knee length, solid, with hose and shaven legs with a polo shirt, hoodie or jacket and a nice pair of wedge sneakers who cares ? I've even seen LOTS of couples out together in skirts together.

What is most intriguing is that when I venture out with my girlfriend, we get lots of positive comments and have couples and women come up to us and say they are with a closeted crossdresser and now it's acceptable for men to go out in skirts as long as they try to blend in with everyone else...

If you have the means get out there and enjoy your freedom ! :">

Answer 3

Historically, as for the West, trousers have been the standard lower-body clothing item for males since the 16th Century.

In the United Kingdom and Ireland, trousers is the general category term, and pants refers to underwear.

In some parts of Scotland, trousers are known as trews; taken from the early Middle English trouse, its plural developed into trousers.


Male wear
A Kerala man wearing a dhoti.There are a number of male garments which are superficially similar to the shirt or dress. These go by a variety of names and form part of the traditional dress for men from various cultures. Usage varies - the dhoti is part of everyday dress on the Indian subcontinent while the kilt is more usually restricted to occasional wear and the foustanella is used almost exclusively as costume. Examples from various cultures include:

The kilt is a historic Gaelic and Celtic garment, part of the Scottish national dress in particular, and is worn formally and to a lesser extent informally informally. Irish and Welsh kilts also exist but are not so much a part of national identity.
The sarong, a wrap skirt worn by both men and women throughout Southeast Asia and many islands in the Pacific ocean. Such skirts are called lungi in South Asia, tupenu in Tonga, kain in Malaysia (with ends sewn together), longyi in Burma, and pāreu in Tahiti.
The foustanella, is worn by men in Greece and the Balkans. By the mid-20th Century, it was relegated to ceremonial use and as period or traditional costume.
A long-sleeved, ankle-length loose robe worn in the Middle East and Africa -- often called a kaftan or djellaba. In Arabia it is called a thobe.
Christian clergy and choristers still wear ceremonial vestments derived from the robes and tunics of the late Roman empire. The cassock is one such garment. The use of the cassock in informal wear is in decline.
In China, Japan, and Korea, the traditional dress for both men and women is a long robe. In Japan, this garment is called a kimono; light-weight cotton kimonos are called yukatas and are commonly worn as loungewear.
Outside of ethnic communities, skirts, dresses and similar garments are still considered primarily women's clothing in the Western world and the wearing of them by men in these areas is generally restricted to cross-dressing although some fashion designers have produced skirts for men and there is a niche market for skirts for outdoor activity wear. There was a brief vogue for male skirts during the late 1990s, with Tom Cruise and David Beckham attracting some comment for wearing them, and Samuel L. Jackson has notably worn a kilt for many public appearances.

Answer 4

It feels so good to wear a skirt and a pair of tights. That's why!

Answer 5

Clothing trends change from time to time. There was a time when most people simply wore cloth robes. Think of all the different clothing changes the world has gone through.

Answer 6

i love wearing very short mini skirts

Answer 7

Because skirts are men's invention to make the girl's *** looks smaller and when you where a skirt it's harder to run away.BUT of course they will always want the tnihg they can't have.

Answer 8

Nay, ye dinna ken thas a kilt, mon. Is nay a skirt, aye? Whers yuir eyes ye sassanach?

Answer 9

you have to be specific.

male goths wear skirts cause it looks cool and has that vauge Neo-Romantic look to them that female goths love

scots and irish wear kilts as tradition

and cross dressers wear them cause they like to dress up like women.

also, all men like it when their special other reaches under and....

Answer 10

Men's and women's clothing is a social custom and had nothing to do with gender, really.