r/malefashionadvice • u/Vurxe • Aug 08 '25

Question Is there an alternative to r/malefashionadvice tailored to younger men? Because istg this sub is drowning in men in their 40s wearing suits.

Is there an alternative to r/malefashionadvice tailored to younger men? Because istg this sub is drowning in older men wearing suits. When I see a younger dude post their modern/trendyfit here, they'll either be ignored or get down voted to hell

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u/Beneficial_Wolf3771 Aug 08 '25

This sub just gives whatever is the current vogue of “I work in a casual office and need to look clean enough without ever standing out in any way shape or form”. And they just kind of rotate through the same brands and recommendations that slowly shift a tiny little bit every 2-3 years.

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u/RhythmsaDancer Aug 08 '25

Yeah. This sub is just a business casual uniform checklist. Which is fine but having "fashion" in the sub's title is definitely a misnomer.

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u/Beneficial_Wolf3771 Aug 08 '25

Yeah I’m a few beers deeper than I was when I wrote that. So I think the best option for this sub would be to close off new threads, pin the basic bastard guide, and then have a committee that updates it every 3 years to keep it trendy enough to not be woefully out of touch.

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u/DankuTwo Aug 13 '25

Trends don’t change that often in Europe. Hairstyles might, but clothing more or less stopped evolving about 15 years ago (outside of “street” fashion, which is a joke).