What do Edinburgh’s boys like to see you ladies wearing

Men and women really are different. And it shows in what they’d like each other to wear.

George loves leggings: “But only black leggings so forget the leopard print.”

He admits that showing off your bum and legs is fine by him:  “But I hate ripped jeans – unless they’re the result of a skating accident.”

This man loves a hipster: “I have a thing for flipped back caps and denim jackets. Throw in a couple of outrageous shirts – colourful, patterned and possibly even silky – and I’m all yours.”

Like a magpie, George seems to run after shiny things: “I  love sparkly sneakers.”

“But really, the sexiest thing on a girl is confidence.”

Dat flip backed cap though…

Eugene was quick to get straight to the point: “What, dressed? I tend to prefer them naked.”

And he takes the love for the au natural to the extreme: “No make up, no heels and no short skirts.

“I like a bit of class, but look for girls who are a bit different because you all dress the same.”

He doesn’t like leggings: “But I love a good crop top – skin’s good.”

Hot to trot in a crop top.

Roger has a refined taste in clothing: “My favourite thing on a girl is an Elephant’s Breath Farrow & Ball coloured dress – or what Britney Spears wears in Toxic.”

And leggings are only for the gym: “VPL is just the worst.”

He likes his girls feminine: “On formal occasions, I looks for a woman with a high necked backless little black dresses. I hate it when girls wear suits.

“I always look at what a girls wearing. I think it sort of defines a person’s first impression.”

It’s Britney bitch.

Now us girls seem to be far easier to please.

Julie tells me that skinny jeans are good: “But I hate visible boxers, they’re so GCSE public school.

“A white tshirt and a cool coat works for me.”

And she thinks vanity is just unnatractive: “I hate it when I notice a boy’s have put a lot of thought into his outfit. To me it means they’re feminine and vain and I don’t want that in my boys.”

Get the GCSE look.

Sidonie is a quirky little thing and her ideal man dresses in dungarees: “If there a little ankle on show that’s even better.

“I like big jumpers with tailored coats and possibly even a polo neck, they’re SO French.”

But Sidonie has a hard time finding people with her kind of style: “I’m jumping on the next man I see in dungarees.”

Some people just suit dungarees.

Tiger knows what she doesn’t like in her men: “I just hate cardigans with a passion.

“And I have no has no time for chinos. Knitwear is out of the question and I just loathe red trousers.

“And if they wear blazers, they’re tossers.

“Just wear whatever – but don’t look like a twat.”

Don’t be these guys.