Why did formal male fashion just become suits and really nothing else?
For like 200 years.
>Black, grey, brown suit
>White shirt.
>Tie.
The major difference is these days people sometimes don't wear a tie, people don't wear wastecoats and only neckbeards wear fedoras.
In the same time, formal female fashion has changed radically and now even females can wear suits along with all sorts of dresses and clothing items that come in all shapes and sizes.
George IV thought they were cool
Don't worry OP, Jaden Smith's gonna change all that.
Here he is at the wedding of Kanye and Kim, probably the classiest most formal event of the millenium. That's Jaden on the far right.
>Have to wear a fucking suit to work
>Too hot for warm weather
>Too cold for cool weather.
>Outdated as fuck so I feel like cosplaying while in one.
>Uncomfortable as fuck (yes it's tailored)
>No colour allowed.
>FUCK TIES FUUUUUUCK TIES REEEEEEEEEE
On this question:
> formal female fashion has changed radically and now even females can wear suits along with all sorts of dresses and clothing items that come in all shapes and sizes.
Male fashion has to project power and professionalism, female fashion is designed for sex appeal for men so women can basically wear anything that is "sexy" and "elegant", also women are allowed to "dress up" to the better sex which is why they can wear pants, while men can't "lower themselves" to the weaker sex so that's why we can't wear dresses, togas etc.
>>941218
As someone who lives in a warm climate I think we really fucked up when we abandoned the classical robe. Apparently the Toga was actually mighty uncomfortable in its time but more practical wear like the Pallium slowly phased it out outside of very formal events.
Basically the perfect garment. Adjustable and breathable as well as elegant. Doesn't have to be immaculately tailored to look half-decent and no restricting and suffocating waistbands, ties, neck collars, etc.
>>941218
>FUCK TIES FUUUUUUCK TIES REEEEEEEEEE
Man our school uniforms were suits (private school).
If you shirt was untucked you got afternoon detention. The back of my shirt often became untucked, so I got at least one afternoon detention every week.
Also
>Australia
>40c+ outside
>Had to wear ties and blazer and waist-coat in a small room packed with 20 or so other students with no aircon.
