>Men's fashion is truly horrible compared to women's fashion I don't believe men's fashion is horrible, but I think the sheer variety and design quality of clo

>Men's fashion is truly horrible compared to women's fashion I don't believe men's fashion is horrible, but I think the sheer variety and design quality of clothing available to women is pretty impressive. But then, to be honest, that's consumer driven. Some will harangue me for pointing out that a great majority of women love looking good and put vast amounts of time and money into it, between clothing, accessories and makeup. As such they've a much wider market of choice as producers try to attract that demand. Men have nice options. As I brought up a stereotype above, I'll bring one up now which holds as true - a vast majority of men put little or no effort into their own appearance and with obesity rates heightening it's only getting worse. I've only briefly touched it but check out the Thread app if you want an idea of good looking outfits available to guys at various price ranges. I'm not sure of alternatives, as I generally just shop / dress myself with some effort, but it certainly looks like it both offers great variety while also taking out a lot of the guess work, an example being you can state if you've wide thighs and they won't show you pants that won't accommodate that. Not in any way associated with Thread fwiw.