Western men vs women clothing

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A funny but genuine question (i know i am going to get hate for this question lol).. why do men (gay & straight all sexualities ) in the west, especially Caucasian, do not wear sexy, revealing, skimpy clothing (both outer and inner wear) like western women (lesbian & straight all sexualities) ? whenever I go to the gym, or beach, especially or actually anywhere, i can't help but notice this.. lol.. in the gym, i have seen women's clothing has gone much smaller in the last 5 years, while men's have become bigger and most prefer wearing baggy shirts and trousers.. and just to clarify, i am not against women wearing skimpy clothing, i am just wondering why western men dont do it too..
 
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In May 2006 I did a thread similar to this in which the discussion was how 1980s body phobic conservatives caused the male baggy clothing fashion trend to occur, as described in the article link:

BAGGY Pants
 
In Australia & NZ, men still wear short shorts as everyday clothing. Going shirtless and barefoot is also part of the culture.
You can get an idea of how men dress in this part of the world in this thread Footy shorts
The Speedo was invented in Australia and is still commonly seen here.
The contrast with, say, the U.S., is very noticeable, however. I'd be considered indecent if I dressed there like I do here - that is, unless I was female.
 
In Australia & NZ, men still wear short shorts as everyday clothing. Going shirtless and barefoot is also part of the culture.
You can get an idea of how men dress in this part of the world in this thread Footy shorts
The Speedo was invented in Australia and is still commonly seen here.
The contrast with, say, the U.S., is very noticeable, however. I'd be considered indecent if I dressed there like I do here - that is, unless I was female.
i like your comment...."unless I was female", and that's what I am quite curious to know one women clothing standards became too different than male , although we say we are going from gender inequality to equality