In the early twentieth century, mens fashion reflected a very British aesthetic, with a distinct British influence. The preppy-casual look became a popular trend in the ’80s, and young working class men embraced preppy-casual style. As the decade ended, men began shunning trends from the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s and turned towards minimalism and sporty looks. Increasingly, male models sported more feminine looks and more open-necked shirts. Likewise, women’s clothes became increasingly sexy, with a growing number of women dressing as women. The traditional masculine silhouette began to change. Short shirts were replaced with short shirts, and pants were made wider than long jackets. The new styles, including cuffed jeans,…