Men design and wear a clothing item

>men design and wear a clothing item
>women begin to wear it
>clothing item is now "feminine" and men are highly discouraged from ever wearing it again

Were females in fashion a mistake?

But biker jackets look autistic on around 90% of men tho

Women just get a faux pas because the biker is a model originally designed for men, it's a heavily masculine piece so when a small grill puts it on, it looks like it belongs to someone like her father/boyfriend/brother. Same kind of contradiction you get when you mix combat boots and skirts together.

you wouldn't have fashion without females you flop

m8
stop giving a fuck and wear what looks great on you

>females
found /r9k/

The problem is you need a look very few men actually have. It's like trying to wear a track suit when you don't have a face like a Russian mobster.

>faux pas

You should probably look up what this phrase means and how to properly use it.

Yeah idk, hope I made the point clear that traditionally masculine clothing is always gonna add the desirable amount of edge into a woman's warddrobe, whereas a biker jacket is only going to desperately edgy and hopeless if you're a low-test beta cuck trying to pull of the greaser look. Take a look at pic related and compare OP's pic to it if you don't catch my drift.
Exactly. A biker jacket (and most leather jackets) really require that you wear the leather, not the other way around. That's why getting a good fucking fit is so goddamn important with leather jackets. Broad shoulders and long arms (not Slenderman-long, long enough so the sleeves don't flop around and about) help a ton with getting a good fit. Tall, built men pull of the biker the easiest.

Cont. because I just want to say that pic related fits only work if your an obnoxious hipster-cunt. Biker isn't a hard piece to combine shit with, raw denim and boots are the obvious and most common choice because it just werks.

>neo-slimeballcore