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In the old days, the groom would formally wear a top hat to a wedding as a symbol of his elevated social status when taking a wife and establishing a new household.

The top hat was a very formal article of men's clothing in the Victorian era, signifying wealth, prestige and high social standing. As the groom was committing to lead and provide for his new bride and family, donning a top hat showed he had achieved a position of authority, respectability and financial security suitable for marriage. It communicated to guests that this was an important, legitimate union endorsed by societal norms. The hat also allowed the groom to tower proudly over the crowd and be readily identifiable as the lead partner in the ceremony. While unconventional today, in its time, wearing a top hat helped the groom "dress to impress" and publicly convey his seriousness of purpose and commitment to the expected roles and responsibilities of a husband through his attire.

Do men still do this at weddings now or no?

Last night, I saw a tweet where a woman was complaining that she gets more attention from men when she dresses like a bum (oversized t-shirt, messy hair, looks like she binges Netflix all day) than when she wears a sundress. This morning, one of my friends sent me a TikTok where a woman was complaining that she feels like she has to dress up to stay relevant in the dating world. The complete opposite of the first woman.

Personally, I'm more attracted to a woman who is dressed casually and has similar interests to me. In my case, a woman who will play pickup basketball with me and the guys is sexier to me than a woman who dresses up and shops all the time. I've been on way too many dates with women who just want an expensive meal and wine.

What attire on the opposite sex are you more attracted to?

So you get invited to an event and you decide to go there with your partner. you know they dress formally there and you do but your partner decides to not dress up at all and just goes in a t shirt and jeans. how would you feel about them doing that?