Beyond the Suit: Why Men’s Fashion is More Diverse Than You Think
I often hear comments suggesting that men's fashion is much more restricted than women's, that there are hardly any options, and that the options available are always the same. But… has it always been this way? Was there ever a time when men’s fashion had as much or even more prominence than women’s? Why does the focus seem to be on women’s fashion? Is this situation changing with the current need to break away from traditional gender roles? In this post, we’ll explore how men’s fashion has evolved over the years, why it has been perceived as more limited, and how it is currently trying to break away from this reality. From Royalty to Revolution: A Journey Through Time The Early Centuries: Opulence and Extravagance During the Renaissance and Baroque periods, men's fashion was marked by opulence and diversity. Men of high society wore elaborate garments adorned with lace, velvet, and brocade. Outfits were complex, and accessories like jewelry and elaborate hats were common.
