What does your man hate about your style?
We know that most men don’t have a love for fashion like we do, but what is it that actually gets them in a huff about it? New research has revealed the fashion fads men hate to see on women, and they include, onesies, leopard print and oversized sunglasses.
The study found that men also dislike Ugg boots, hooker heels, jumpsuits and big earrings.
Men also seem to be in favour of the natural look, as cheap hair extensions, cheek piercings, heavily applied make-up and dip-dyed hair were all voted as complete no-no's.
Low-hanging jeans, baseball caps balancing on the back of the head and ankle skimmers came top of the list of things women dislike about men's fashion sense. In addition, women find it a turn-off if they see men wearing salmon pink jeans, socks with sandals, or heeled shoes. And men are advised to leave the fake tan, earrings and girly scarves at home.
Brix Smith-Start, spokeswoman and judge for new TLC TV series Shopaholic Showdown which commissioned the research, said: ''As this survey demonstrates, first impressions really do count. Men in a beautifully cut suit are bound to make a good impression - Jude Law epitomises chic style and Harry Styles style is current and modern and clearly adored by millions of women.
''No, no's would be three quarter-length trousers on men, it's a style that will never work. Equally tracksuits with brand names scrawled across them are a heinous crime against fashion.''
The study shows women are far more likely to judge the opposite sex by the clothes he has on - 64% of women make judgements compared to 48% of men. And women are also less likely to accept a date if the suitor is badly dressed - only 47% would accept a date with someone who has bad fashion sense - compared to a less fussy 55% of men.
However, men are marginally more likely to let fashion get in the way of a good relationship, as 11% have dumped a girl just because they couldn't stand the way she dressed, compared to 9% of women. But this might be because women are more likely to try and change the way a partner dresses by shopping for them, and gradually changing their wardrobe.
Nearly half of women have tried to 'educate' their fella in the fashion stakes by advising him on his appearance.
When it comes to the ultimate style icons, women would most like their man to dress the same as David Beckham, or failing that, George Clooney. While men would be more than happy to date someone who dressed like Holly Willoughby, or Kate Middleton.
Brix Smith-Start for Shopaholic Showdown added: ''Women like Tilda Swinton always get it right - she is so bold when it comes to clothes and style. Holly Willoughby's style is much more conventional so you can see why men love her look.''