
The most pulled-together and fashion forward males are wearing tighter and tighter pants these days. Such celebrities as Pete Wentz, all of the Jonas Brothers, Zac Efron and Johnny Depp have all been seen sporting skinny jeans for men, bringing the popularity they once had from the 90s back into trend. Guys with more of an edgy or artistic style could pull them off: musicians, photographers and producers, among others. Those certain skinny body types are the ones who can pull off this sharp look, and have been more recently preferred by women for men as attractive compared to baggy and sloppier jeans. The most appealing ones are of dark hues in either black, dark blue, or grey. Those daring ones that I have also seen are unconventional bright colors like red, yellow, green and purple. These jeans actually give the male form a silhouette and are a look of savvy confidence. I have to admit when they first came back, I thought it was quite weird that men were wearing jeans with the same fit that I had in my drawers. But now I find them more polished and chic, in the male sense of it all. Males, take your pick from men's, women's or unisex versions. Yes, some guys these days shop in the women's section to get what they want from their favorite stores. Employees at Hollister, H&M and Abercrombie & Fitch say they've seen more male customers examining the shelves and racks of women's clothes. Because those stores don't sell men's skintight jeans, fearless guys cross over to the feminine side to find the styles for about $50 to more than $100. One designer that the celebrities like for his skinny jeans is Moschino. And the best thing about this designer's jeans is that they are actually affordable to the non-celebrity men who dare to wear skinny jeans.