Men turned OFF by women in revealing clothes (thin, long, look)

[goodheathen]

1) There's no obvious bias.
2) The typical formal study involves college students, which surely would lead to a "The fewer clothes the better" result.
3) The survey's findings hardly surprised me, and I haven't heard any man say they much surprised him. Anyone is welcome to point out other existing research or conduct her or his own survey.

[LexusNexus]

I'm not turned off by it. Women are beautiful. Period.

[Scooby Snacks]

Originally Posted by W--Y--D

Nothings sexier than a tight skirt & khaki suede 4in pumps. Provided she has a small waist, nice ass & knockout muscular leg/calves.

And how do you REALLY look, W-Y-D? I'm always curious about the guys who say shallow things like this

[joe from dayton]

Originally Posted by Scooby Snacks

And how do you REALLY look, W-Y-D? I'm always curious about the guys who say shallow things like this

Why is he shallow? He simply stated what he finds attractive. Everyone has a different barometer.

[Larry Caldwell]

Originally Posted by Murk

I find it a bit funny that the demure look in that article is a purposefully transparent top with a hot pink bra in plain sight.

There is a huge difference between revealing clothes and flattering clothes. It's a rare woman who looks better with her clothes off.

[texdav]

Its like anything else with even men; you have to have what it takes to wear it. One looks good while most look cheap. No different than women look at a male without a shirt;really.

[JeffSanDimas]

Huge turn off for me. It makes me think she is an attention seeker. When I'm with someone, I'm the only one who should be seeing that stuff..

[HTY483]

Not a fan of the trashy, slutty look myself. Makes em look low class and low brow.

[CSD610]

Originally Posted by joe from dayton

Why is he shallow? He simply stated what he finds attractive. Everyone has a different barometer.

He appears to base his choice with clothing only which generally equals shallow however, I doubt anyone on this forum really gives a hoot what he thinks about anything a woman chooses to wear.
Unless of course they are the ones trying to impress him and get his attention.

Also, I don't recall being asked about clothing for any sort of research so obviously that "study" is incomplete and biased because they did not contact every woman on the planet who wears clothing.
Credibility is lost instantly simply because of that.

[reneeh63]

Originally Posted by goodheathen

This accidental find validates many of my assertions about women's clothing
Men turned OFF by women in revealing clothes | Daily Mail Online

What people SAY they like and what they really like may be two very different things especially with a topic as socially loaded as loaded as this one. Also, context is important. A "study" like this is worse than worthless - try looking in some scientific journals for better research.