Wearing pants in of itself isnt a stereotype or stereotypical. If you think it is then look up the definition and come back. And idk where you got gender when I stated a setting where people are that being out in public plus idk where you get stereotypical in a noun setting you just can't. People trying to look appealing isn't a stereotype. The amount of times that you have applied stereotype in a wrong way just makes me think you don't actually know what the word means. Like lets take my example of wearing pants isnt a stereotype. A stereotype is relating to the ideas and image around something. Wearing pants in of itself isn't a stereotype. Im going to give a made up example: lets just say lots of people wearing pants like to drink pop. You could say its stereotypical for a pant-wearer to drink pop. Its the underlying ideas or image of something not that individual act or thing itself.