/fa/ - Fashion

>>17726000
>Some of the *most attractive parts of a man's body* (forearms, hands, collarbones) *can only be accentuated with jewelry*
What have you done for it recently

massively important point about utility of men's jewelley beyond pure functionality (e.g., wristwatch for time) or symbolic value (e.g., graduation ring, or wedding ring for married - civil status)

Infographic for types of Men's Jewellery

>>17356160
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>>15938222
Watch on wrist is an accessory for late millennials and zoomers (**lit. my whole world-life is (in) my phone** just kidding), if older a practical everyday accessory for time keeping.
Accessories for men in broadest sense include:
- shoes
- belts / braces / suspenders
- neckties
- hats
- gloves (a bit rare)
- jewellery***: (signet)rings, chains, necklaces, bracelets, stick-pins, tie bars and pins, cufflinks (+ tuxedo shirt studs); this category is more ornamental and/or symbolic of socio-cultural origin and relationship status, especially in the case of type of ring. Rings are ancient and laden with symbolic value especially dependant on design, type of metal/jewel worn, or engraving on ring. Also on which finger to denote whether single man or married man. These are very symbolic and traditional for public expressions of meaning. For younger generations these structures and traditional meanings may be less familiar.