When shopping for clothing, you would often hear of terrifying stories of men waiting for their wives or girlfriends outside with shopping bags and purses. But what if the roles were reversed? The One Utama Uniqlo outlet has women waiting outside each dressing room for their husbands or boyfriends to show them if the clothing looks good on them or not. In my opinion, it's a fairly uncommon thing to see or comprehend because we live in a society where standards must be met and women are seen by society as the "shoppers" in the relationship.
In my opinion, women take a longer period of time in dressing rooms because of the variety they are offered in stores. Today's society has embedded "rules" into our minds; for example, if a woman wears a skirt that's slightly above her knees, she is considered teasing and if she wears the skirt any higher than that, it becomes offensive. They have to think of what society would say if she bought that particular piece of clothing, if it would be suitable for the event she were attending, how often could she wear that particular piece of clothing and so on. On the other hand, men are somewhat similar.
Most men would like to keep up with the trends and impress the people he surrounds himself with and society ans that's why they need the help of their partners when trying on clothes. The thought of your partner asking for their opinion on the clothing they are trying on is a flattering gesture because they're dressing up for you and would like your "approval". The variety of clothing men are offered may be less than women but at the end of the day, it's the effort that's being put into dressing up for the occasion that counts.