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Published 16:11 3 Jun 2016 BST
Updated 16:12 3 Jun 2016 BST

On the other hand, women were more likely to swipe right for those men that wore suit jackets and skinny jeans the most. In all, 38% of the ladies surveyed also said that blue was the colour that they preferred on men.
When it comes to what men want to see, girls wearing their gym gear ranked the highest and red was the most eye catching colour – almost the polar opposite to what women were looking for.
So, if you're looking for a woman, whack on a blue t-shirt and a blazer, and you might just be improving your chances of getting a date, while if you're after a man go for a fiery red work out trackie. As ever, though, this makes things a bit tricky for any bisexuals out there.
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