I guess I should not be surprised by the the gender based reactions to the dancers costumes, yet I still find myself disappointed. Traditionally male and female costumes, hairstyles etc are an artificial construct of our societies that change generation to generation. My great-uncle wore a dress and had long hair until he was school-aged. Some generations would have thought males with short hair to be inappropriate. Romans and Scots traditions of toga/ kilts were clearly not a threat to their masculinity. I thought the dance was beautiful and part of that beauty was the costumes.

@Allamanda This seems to be first thoughts of many viewers because wearing dresses or skirts is not even close to being a trend in men's wear...but wearing pants and jeans by women is. .

Women's "pants suits" and jeans have become common; whereas the only men in "kilts" or "skirts" are the traditional Scotsman - and even they are increasingly rare.

Having all the dancers wear "tights" or a "unitard" would have worked...

But the choreographer or costume designer has an obvious bend toward feminizing the men dancers - so it's reduced the video to a bit of an oddity, or joke. The producer has made a point....but lost a lot of impact; too many will laugh at this.

I viewed the other videos by this artist. (S)he leans toward the absurd; A man walking around with a "mast" to a plastic boat raft...eventually mounts it on the raft and floats away....I don't follow the point of the film. Artistic? I don't "get it"...