Good point.
Ah, but that was back in the day, centuries before women wore high heels when womanly dress involved not showing legs, and men wore high heels to make their legs more symmetric and alluring to women, rather than the other way around.
Personally, I think reviving some older elements of manly fashion (*not* high heels) like cloaks, capes, morning coats, waistcoats, and maybe hose and doublet wouldn’t necessarily be a bad thing. Of course, it would make it easier to be a fop than it is when acceptable men’s clothing (formal evening wear aside) ranges from jeans and a t-shirt to a three-piece suit with tie and French-cuffed shirt.