Here are a few things I find sexy for no clear reason:
(Inspired by @blogmum‘s list)
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This is funny in a weird kinda way.
British spellings for words like “flavour” and “colour”
I'll have you know that us Canadians also spell like the Brits – We were conquered at some point anyways.
Trying out speaker systems at electronics stores
This is REALLY weird. I have my own deviant tendencies but this is funny
Marvel hero costumes–both sexes
I can see that
Slim-fit corduroy trousers on men
Corduroy and sexy?
Driving with the windows down
To each her own I s'puse
Trimmed beards
Don't mean to be gross but trimmed anything is also sexy
Half aprons
Yeap, I'll buy that
Hey I like your twits, a nice combination of funny, thoughtful, irreverent and "right on" comments
Aww, thank you so much for the reply
I love how the sound system thing really weirded you out 
You never know!
lol
What an oddly interesting post!
haha, thanks!
thanks! Credit goes to @blugmum for the idea
Heheh, I love your list!
Godlessgirl, (re: #1) I used to write a column for a national newspaper in a country that was a British colony. I wrote from the US, but I wrote the column in British English. I retired the column a couple years ago, but to this day I still have to correct my spelling while typing. It automatically comes out British style now.
I used to spell things in the British variant quite often on purpose. I had to quit doing that while writing papers for my masters degree as the real sticklers for style looked down on such things. Now, I’m out of the habit but I still do it on occasion.