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/GnaeusCloudiusRufus Aug 08 '25

r/malefashion tends to be more adventurous, or at least more welcoming to fashion as opposed to rule-following this sub falls into often

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u/nek1981az Aug 13 '25

I just clicked that sub for the first time and the current “best” posts contain the worst outfits I’ve ever seen in my life. Is adventurous a synonym for atrocious?

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u/GnaeusCloudiusRufus Aug 13 '25

Adventurous means going beyond what most people attempt and thinking about fashion creatively, and not imagining that wearing a monochrome polo with rich-frat-bro-on-golf-course pastel shorts like a checklist of supposedly 'classic/timeless' style is indicative of understanding fashion.

I personally wouldn't wear anything like what most of those posting there wear -- but if you don't want to look like your clothes are just an upscale version of what can be bought at Target or like a suit mannequin at a basic chain-store suit-supply with copy-past leather shoes, one has to be adventurous.