Men are dressing like yuppies again, but this time, a lot less showy


By AGENCY
Combining chic and casual style, men are embracing the 1980s yuppie aesthetic in a much more modern version. Photo: AFP

The Covid-19 pandemic, combined with a drive to break down certain gender stereotypes, have contributed to the evolution of menswear in recent years.

Altogether more relaxed, less standardised, and always more creative, menswear now seems to be taking a leap back in time with the return of yuppie style, although updated to suit the tastes and habits of new generations.

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