The Surprising Origins of Men in Skirts: Ancient Greece

''Dive into the intriguing history of masculinity and fashion as we explore the ancient roots of men wearing skirts. From the revered traditions of ancient Greece to the iconic Scottish kilts, discover how the perception of masculinity has evolved through the ages. Join us on a journey through time to uncover the hidden symbolism behind this timeless attire. Don't miss out on this captivating exploration of ancient cultures and masculine identity!''

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[LunkovichTromofski]

They weren't "skirts" and men didn't "prefer" them as there was literally nothing else for them to be preferred over.

[DebiSunset]

It was hot in Greece. It was cold in Scotland. Big difference

[Jo_Wardy]

Not skirts but garments that were very similar sometimes almost identical to what our western society has today. Tunics kilts wraps were probably more common but yes I’m ancient Egypt what can be seen is almost a tshirt skirt combo for men

[Willspec]

A skirt didnt exist back then. The Eurasian horsemen brought trousers to the ancient world and kilts are celtic from my own ancient history.

[sodone]

Everyone making empty excuses about this should realise pink was masculine and blue was feminine, yet nowadays we even use COLOURS to try and label people. The world should really try to sort out ACTUAL problems, then worry about things like clothing and self presentation. It's pathetic, really.