When I was still 'rocking' "men's" fashion, the ads were much simpler.

"Luxury watches. Now for luxury men, only €999."

The fashion though, was also notably shittier in that it's dim. Take women's fashion, remove all the interesting patterns and curves and swirls. Change the colourfulness until it's best described as "depressed pastel trying to be cheerful".

Sweaters and trousers, maybe a scarf if you're feeling avocado toasty.

There you go, that's 99% of "men's" fashion. Thank fuck I moved on from that and realised, why be bound by that? I now shop in whatever I like. If it's women's or men's or a genderfuck, idc, if I like it I like it. :3

Being a woman in that regard liberated me, tbh. I feel men's fashion could use some spruce up, too! skirts for men, swirls and curves, all fun stuff.

In my opinion, the whole ass categorisation in "men's" and "women's" fashion is pointless, especially since sizes vary even between companies. It's handier to just have categories for sizes and fabric, that also helps in finding what to wash with what.