\u200e\u201dWhile the women\u2019s wardrobe has its classics \u2013 lasting styles often reinterpreted and frequently updated \u2013 there are arguably more of these in the men\u2019s wardrobe. In part this is because womenswear is more a product of fashion, which can be defined as frequent change for its own sake. Menswear, on the other hand, is also a product of fashion but this tends to be apparent only in the details, in a ponderous, evolutionary advancement rather than in sweeping statements. Men\u2019s styles are variations on a recognizable, well known theme, rather than a new score altogether.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\u200e\u201dWhile the women\u2019s wardrobe has its classics \u2013 lasting styles often reinterpreted and frequently updated \u2013 there are arguably more …
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