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Ten fashion habits guys swear are stylish — and women are begging them to stop.

TheThings Celebrity, the digital entertainment channel that grew out of the TheTalko network launched in 2015, dropped another entry in its recurring trend-breakdown series with “10 Guy Fashion Trends You Might Not Know About.” The video walks through the everyday choices men make thinking they’re dressing at a GQ level, only to find out women see it very differently. It’s less a takedown than a reality check on what actually reads as stylish versus what just reads as trying too hard.

• The “murse” gets singled out as the biggest offender — women point out a guy’s daily essentials (wallet, keys, phone) already fit in his pockets, making the bag unnecessary.
• The list runs through ten specific habits, including the man bun, sagging pants, socks with sandals, square-toe shoes, and wearing sunglasses indoors.
• Overusing cologne and stacking on excessive jewelry both make the cut as trends women describe as overwhelming rather than attractive.

The Murse Problem

The video opens on the accessory that draws the sharpest reaction: the man purse, or “murse.” The logic laid out is simple. Women carry purses because they’re hauling makeup, hygiene products, and sometimes a spare pair of shoes for when their feet give out by the end of the night. Guys, by comparison, are typically carrying a wallet, keys, and a phone — three items that slide into a pair of jeans without any trouble.

That contrast is exactly why the murse lands so poorly with women surveyed in the video. There’s no functional argument for it the way there is for a women’s handbag, which makes it read as an accessory chosen purely for the look rather than the need.

There’s really no excuse for any guy to walk around with a murse.

Silhouettes and Signature Looks Women Reject

Beyond the bag, the video zeroes in on fit and silhouette. Clothes that run either too tight or too baggy both miss the mark — tight fits come across as fishing for attention, while baggy ones land as sloppy. The man bun gets flagged the same way: a look some guys treat as effortlessly cool but that plenty of women describe as simply unkempt.

The “bro” aesthetic — snapback hats, tank tops, basketball shorts — shows up too, alongside its older cousin, the “dad” look: shorts that run too long, fanny packs, and sandals paired with socks. Both get filed under comfortable-but-unattractive, the kind of outfit a guy defends as practical while everyone around him quietly disagrees.

Grooming Habits That Miss the Mark

The second half of the list moves from clothing to habits. Sunglasses worn indoors top that section, coming across as more arrogant than practical. Sagging pants follow, described in the video as a look that reads as a lack of style rather than an edge. Square-toe shoes get called out as flat-out dated footwear that signals the opposite of fashion sense.

Cologne earns its own entry — not because scent is the problem, but because too much of it turns a nice detail into an overwhelming one. Excessive jewelry gets the same treatment: worn sparingly it can work, but piled on it tips into tacky territory fast. The throughline across every entry is restraint. Nearly every trend on the list isn’t hated because it exists, but because it’s overdone.

This kind of style breakdown is part of what’s made TheThings Celebrity a steady presence in the trending video space, feeding the same appetite that keeps celebrity and pop-culture channels churning out list-style content — the format is cheap to produce, easy to argue about in the comments, and reliably clickable, which is exactly why the channel keeps returning to it one gendered-trend list at a time.