Men who conspicuously wear large luxury product logos on their shirts are seen as being more promiscuous and less trustworthy and reliable, a study concluded.
A US psychologist set out to see whether — in the manner of peacock feathers — ostentatious, blingy clothing made men appear more attractive to women.
The theory was that such ‘audacious displays of wealth’ are enticing because they signal a man’s economic power and ability to invest in their offspring’s futures.
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