Holly Wainwright

Wow.

GQ magazine, which is like the men's fashion Bible, fashion beauty Bible and platform now, I'm sure not just magazine.

Over the last few years, they declare stylish men have traded their highly manicured appearances for something a little more lived in.

Weekly fade appointments have been replaced by low-maintenance boy bangs.

That's about hair, right?

Clean-shaven faces have grown moustaches of the skinny.

I love a dirty mo.

Do you?

Of the skinny, bushy or dirtbag varieties.

We know which kind they're like.

And some brave men are even posting pubes on Maine.

I don't know who those men are.

That is brave.

But now, thanks to a handful of notable happy trailblazers, chest hair is staging a comeback too.

In ads, movies and photo shoots, chest hair has begun to peek out of the shirts of noticeable men.

yuck and the hair would have probably been like 22 years old well it is true that like boy bands and stuff always hairless always hairless yeah very hell because hell i mean that makes sense yeah right because hairy chests are very manly and it's a sign of age i guess so like boy band dudes are more less threatening it's like the smooth look is more yeah

But I wonder if it's an age thing too because I definitely have found it more attractive as I've gotten older.

Well, indeed.

Stop it, stop it, stop it.

And it is classic that, you know, yeah, we're like, oh, look at the lovely mature sex hair.