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Fashion and clothing shopping has always been seen to be a women's domain, something in which men until recently have not taken an active interest.

However for men, fashion and the pursuit of couture has always flitted in and out of favor. Think of the highly preened men of 17th century Europe with their puffed sleeves, lace collars and powdered wigs. Today men once again are interested in looking good, with roll models like Brendan Gleeson who enjoys shopping and has his own stylist - it is not 'girly' to want to wear cool clothes and be individual looking.

Having said that most men do not lust after fashion as obsessively as their female counterparts and this reluctance to hop abroad the fashion bandwagon has meant that large name retailers are having to reconsider their investment in their range of men wear lines as men are simply not spending enough money on clothes.

The trend can be attributed to many things including an increase in men's style magazines and the changing patterns in the way designers are catering to male customers. Some biggest selling magazines in the UK with FHM alone overtaking the sales of many woman's monthly magazines. As FHM et al increasingly feature fashion in their pages, they are unintentionally encouraging more men to adopt an attitude towards fashion, something they have not being previously forced to do.



Designers that originally designed for women only are beginning to introduce lines for men fashion while high street giants such as Benetton and Gap now have extensive male sections. Who knows how long the trend will last, but for the time being it seems we have seen an end to the time when women enjoy to shop like dancing in nightclubs and their partners had no choice but to stand around. The industry's changing attitude with the help of the media means that now while your partner shops, you can simply nip over to the male section to do some shopping of you own.


Source: jurgita.com