Gay men and fashion

Not in the slightest.

One only had to go to gay bar on any night of the week to discover that gay men are not necessarily stylish.

At 57, I wear classic clothes. This means dress pants, mock or turtlenecks , sweaters, button down dress shirts and sports jackets. I wear shoes, not sneakers. The t-shirt and jeans days are over. I don’t have the body for them.

I’m 60 and I say fuck it. If I like it, I’m wearing it. I don’t consider myself stylish, but I have my own style. I’m currently considering the Beams cardigan below. I’m just not too keen on the price though.

I could be. But I'm too cheap and live in t shirts, shorts and flip flops these days.

I live anonymously, so I am stylish only in my own house with a few friends.

I have style but I'm not fashionable.

R4 must be trying to win an ugly sweater contest...

Lean toward traditional menswear.

No, I don't consider myself to be stylish at all. I like function over fashion - I know what I like and what looks good on me, and I stick to a fairly basic wardrobe that doesn't follow any particular trends. My typical look is jeans and a t-shirt, with a jumper or hoodie when it's colder. I tend to stick to dark colours or white, and either plain fabrics or striped. I like the fitted look so I have nicely fitting jeans (with stretch fabrics so they fit properly on my waist and legs and show off my ass and bulge nicely) and fitted t-shirts/jumpers without them being overly tight.

No. Its either basic black or camo for me.

I don't know. I am stylish. It's a skill like any other.

I wear the same fitted grey polo shirts every day like a cartoon character. I like my Italian leather belts and shoes though.

I went to HS in a tiny cowboy town and was the only guy to have "outfits" - I was WAY fashionable. Never had a problem strangely enough. I gave that up long ago and now I'm pretty much jeans and polo shirts and sneakers only.

R10 turns me on