More and more men are joining this trend, the use of the men’s skirt, the last frontier in unisex fashion, which in the context of the gender revolution in which we live, reflects the rebellious character of the wearer, however Despite the efforts of some designers, it is not yet established among the population.

Thanks to the collections presented by some designers in 2022, which included skirt models for men, we can say that the men’s skirt has begun the path to becoming another garment in the men’s wardrobe.

Designers such as Tom Ford, Rick Owens and Gucci, among others, have presented men’s skirts in their recent collections, highlighting both the elegance of the garment and the versatility of uses, both in formal and casual settings. In Spain, brands such as Atelier BCN create casual men’s skirts, made of natural materials.

In the Middle Ages, the skirt was part of men’s clothing, it represented the youth and virility of a man, but over the years, the skirt became a feminine garment, which became shorter as they claimed their rights and freedoms.

In ancient times, the skirt was a common garment for men in many cultures around the world. In ancient Greece, for example, men wore a garment called a chiton, which was a long, flowing skirt made of linen. In ancient Rome, men wore a garment called a toga, which was a long, rectangular skirt made of wool.

In the Middle Ages, the skirt remained a common garment for men in Europe. Noble men wore a garment called a tabard, which was a long, wide skirt made of wool. Lower class men wore a garment called gonnella, which was a short, narrow skirt made of linen.

In modern times, the skirt has become less common for men in most Western cultures. However, the kilt is still a common garment for men in some cultures, such as in Scotland, where men wear a skirt called a kilt.

Today, the men’s skirt is experiencing a resurgence in popularity. More and more men are choosing to wear skirts, whether for practical, aesthetic or political reasons.

In addition to the traditional Scottish Kilt, in warm climates the so-called “Sarong” is used, a long, narrow skirt made of fabric rolled around the waist and used informally, in more formal environments the pleated skirt is used in work environments, reserving the short skirt to the knee, for casual meetings.

In the 20th century, women began to wear pants as part of their fight for gender equality. Currently, wearing a men’s skirt reflects openness to the times we are living in. The skirt for men is the representative garment of the new masculinity. , represents men confident in their sexuality and personality, without prejudice or fear of social rejection.

Currently, for a garment to become a trend, it must be used by relevant prescribers, who encourage its social acceptance and therefore its use among the male population.