Someone posted that she wore pants, not skirts and dresses - Juno? It got me to thinking. Thought you smelled wood burning, didn't you? ;-)
Men in trousers and women in dresses seems contrary to anatomy. If I am recalling correctly, it is also a relatively new way of dressing. Greek and Roman men didn't wear trousers. Egyptians, either. Seems that they wore skirts, kilts, robes, or some other such garment. Not just in Western Civ., either. In Asia, men wore various garments, but not trousers. I think leg wrapping came in when Europe was being conquered, perhaps because of the cold weather? Or the wooded terrain? Even today, men in kilts is not unusual. Some churches have men in robes of various kinds. Women in Asia wear pants in some cultures. The salwar kameez suit comes to mind. As do "harem pants."
Do we have an historian on board who can shed some light on the history of "modern dress"? Where did we go wrong and why? Men in trousers fussing with their fiddly bits, and women in dresses must have an interesting past.