/fa/ - Fashion

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In all actuality, it has more to do with the male attenuation to both power and aesthetics, that the nazis were particularly preoccupied with. Its akin with the reason that boys play soldier, the innate recognition that violence and conflict are a biological necessity of their gender's role, which when combined with the appeal of uniforms due to both their expression of power and role as an identifier of belonging to a particular group, create the necessary appeal. Its certainly not a given that it is wrought from sexual frustration, rather it is an extension of the traditional European social structure, where you men sought out powerful individuals to serve under and both prove their prowess and acquire notoriety.
Ultimately, its due to the fact that it looks good and projects a sense of strength and belonging to a powerful organization. (pic related is a man who doesnt look like "a gawky teenager who joined/was-drafted-into the army to play magic with other lanky nerds who wanted to die.")