I find colorful/funny tennis socks really cute. Even regular white ones with like a stripe or two of different color/small drawing are good enough. Couple them with shorts as the other user mentioned and some casual t-shirt/hoodie and you'll easily achieve cute rather then edgy look.
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I'm not entirely sure if this is the kind of thing you are talking about but I find something about sweaters / cardigans / sweater vests seem to lend themselves to a more cute look. To an extent I think so do things that might be considered nerdy like button up shirts / glasses / suspenders. Also colors that are usually considered more feminine but styled in a masculine way like pinks and purples.
Some sweater examples tv/celeb/animation:
Spencer (Criminal Minds) cardigan https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EyBVIIJW8AA3nz8.jpg
David (Schitt's Creek) fuzzy sweater https://www.goldderby.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/danlevy.jpg
Clark (My Adventures with Superman) sweater https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/06/NYPICHPDPICT000013326225.jpg?w=1024
Sylvester (Scorpion) sweater vest https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/scorpion2011/images/2/27/Sylvester.png/revision/latest?cb=20170506031456
Daniel Radcliffe in sweater https://www.iwmbuzz.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/aww-dorable-cutest-photos-of-daniel-radcliffe-that-we-can-never-forget-3.jpg
Piggybacking on this I think
had a very nice/cute style in Beef. He wore lots of oversized/soft looking clothes.
I was thinking this too. Autumny looks can lend themselves really well to cuteness.
One of the reasons I prefer the colder months. It's so much easier for me to look nice in warm clothes. Layers tend to be eye catching, and it's nearly impossible to layer up in the summer months here without nearly expiring from heat exhaustion.
For summer months I think Hawaiian shirts or other patterned shirts are cute. You can pair them with khaki, navy, or jean shorts for a cute look that is still cool.
Funny you should mention those. I actually purchased my first one not too long ago! I've never been a fan of floral patterns, but the retro/neon revival has helped with that somewhat.
Flannel season is the best season
Hmm, I'm not too into the sweater look personally, but I see what you mean! The sweater vest in particular reminded me that a good vest (sweater or otherwise) can be a versatile option for falling somewhere on the range of cute and/or sexy.
I think my long hair makes me look cute without taking away from my masculinity.
I think many male idols in kpop manage to pull off cute very well. Taemin from shinee for example.
I was really worried about not looking cute and looking too "tough" since I started buzzing off all my hair due to baldness. But I think it's been ok. I wear dark thick framed glasses, and a lot of light or pastel colored clothes. I keep a VERY short beard, just to give me some fuzz and distract away from my head. And I smile a lot.
I've also started shopping for cute hats. It's been tricky to find hat styles that I really like, but I've found some cute ones.
I always think my husband is cute, especially when he first wakes up and is still a bit groggy. It's the disheveled hair that gets me.
I was told to avoid "dad shorts". XD Loose fitting, with a belt, sometimes with cargo pockets...
Would that style be more cute or less cute than an alternative?
I meanβ¦ Who are you trying to impress or attract? Iβm probably in a different demographic at my age and place in life but who gives a shit about what kind of shorts I wear, I wonderβ¦
What about short shorts? Iβve been wearing some 3β inseam workout shorts and idk if those are any better lmao
First thing that came to mind was Blaine from Glee. I looked through some pictures and some of the things that stood out that make his style seem cute include:
- More use of color than normal (including unusual colored pants)
- Bow ties
- Suspenders
- Sweaters
- Sweater vests
Maybe not everyoneβs idea of cute male aesthetic, but it works for me.
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