Robin Burden answered
A skinny guy certainly can pull off the tank-top/sleeveless shirt look!
In fact, I'd suggest that vest tops actually look better on skinnier guys anyway.
Skinny guys pulling off the tank-top look
In my opinion, guys who work out and then walk around in tank-tops look as if they're showing off, especially when the weather isn't conducive to that kind of garment.
If you check out most of the male fashion models who are chosen to wear sleeveless tops, their build is usually on the smaller side. Even those models who look more muscular, like this one here, are more 'toned' than 'buff'.
A good example of a skinny male model pulling off the vest top look can be found in the following All Saints adverts: Rag&Bones, Grey Howl.
In my opinion, there's nothing gay about skinny guys wearing tank tops, although you might be accused of being a 'hipster' - depending on your choice of top. Whether this is necessarily a bad thing is up for debate.
In fact, I'd suggest that vest tops actually look better on skinnier guys anyway.
Skinny guys pulling off the tank-top look
In my opinion, guys who work out and then walk around in tank-tops look as if they're showing off, especially when the weather isn't conducive to that kind of garment.
If you check out most of the male fashion models who are chosen to wear sleeveless tops, their build is usually on the smaller side. Even those models who look more muscular, like this one here, are more 'toned' than 'buff'.
A good example of a skinny male model pulling off the vest top look can be found in the following All Saints adverts: Rag&Bones, Grey Howl.
In my opinion, there's nothing gay about skinny guys wearing tank tops, although you might be accused of being a 'hipster' - depending on your choice of top. Whether this is necessarily a bad thing is up for debate.
