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God, I've heard that sex differentiated dress is something that is universal across culture is true.

What is the evolutionary basis of this? this well it depends what you mean by

sex differentiated dress there are there's a tribe in the what the Abbey people in

across Europe and Europe Africa who actually it's the men who beautify themselves in the way that you would typically think that the ladies would be beautifying themselves. I think it's called the Jirowall ritual, if I'm not mistaken.

So I think what the universal element is that both men and women use sex specific cues, sartorial cues, dress cues, to impress the opposite sex in the mating market but you know there were cases where it was men who wore high heels think about the Louis 14 days because in that case you're trying to be taller. So, but in general there are certain, you know, sex-specific

clothing that you typically would find, but it's not quite a universal, it's maybe a near universal.

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