Classic, not trendy: Menswear evolves, but traditional looks still favoured


Thai actors, ‘Force’ Jiratchapong Srisang and ‘Book’ Kasidet Plookphol were spotted in classic ensembles at Suvarnabhumi Airport. Photo: Ralph Lauren

Unlike womenswear, which can be experimental, male dressing tends to be a lot more conventional.

This is seen in the way men (at least the average guys) style themselves. Their choice in both clothes and accessories border on classic taste.

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