Knightware '98

Men and women are not built the same. The clothing is designed to call attention to hips and bust on women, it was designed with a woman's body shape in mind. Same as the dance. To call attention to attractive feminine aspects buff men lack. A man doing it lacks the right proportions to make it work. It's calling attention to areas where there's nothing going on, it's moving in ways that's only enhanced by the presence of the feminine form. It's why male strippers don't emulate women strippers, they develop their own routines that calls attention to assets they exclusively have that people find appealing. There's no fluidity to a blocky man trying to emulate the flow of a feminine dance and movement in an outfit designed for women's bodies that doesn't fit him. It just comes across as rigid and emulatory. It's just a guy shaped like flat blocks trying to emulate the flow of proportions he doesn't have, wearing an outfit designed to call attention to proportions he doesn't have. It's why a man walking tough looks different to when a woman walk tough. And when it doesn't work it's almost always because an actress just tries to emulate how a tough man walks but his body is built different, that's why he walks that way.