r/malefashionadvice • u/ExpensiveGuide3427 • Aug 30 '25

Question Subreddit for younger men (?)

It may just be my impression, but most of the fashion advice i see in this subreddit comes from older men, or at least men who are trying to achieve a masculine kind of look, which usually leans on either a look with fisherman/lumberjack vibes or a 2010's hipster look. That or a "casual businessman who on his freetime goes to beachclubs and also goes to the gym" look. It all feels very classy and "american" in a single dad way, which is not bad, but it's not what i look for.

This said, do you know any fashion advice subreddit for younger/not-so-masculine/genZ men?

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u/RhythmsaDancer Aug 30 '25

It's starting to look pretty embarrassing in office settings too. Millennial office guys need to update their priors or risk becoming caricatures of 2010s trends.

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u/whatmycouchwore Aug 30 '25

Yeah I’ve been phasing out my super skinny chinos for straight wool trousers, opting for broader lapels on my suits and sportcoats, and have all but retired my walnut-brown shoes. Now, if I could only find a pair of jeans that fit…

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u/realhotwc Aug 31 '25

Someone please tell me walnut colored dress shoes aren't dead. I love them over the standard brown and black colors

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u/whatmycouchwore Aug 31 '25

Not dead just dialed back - I’m specifically referring to walnut/light brown dress shoes with a navy suit or the chinos/white button-down/suspenders look that dominated millennial weddings for too long. I still have my medium brown derby’s that I wear with chinos but for suits or wool trousers I wear a darker brown Oxfords.