"Bird not make nest in bare tree"

  With that said it should be remembered that Sean Connery was a robust, handsome, mid-late thirties former body builder with a thick, monochromatic (black) rug of chest hair.  

  Funny thing about aging. Once you get much past 45 that "monochromatic" thing turns into a rug of salt & pepper grey hair, with some of them going ape-shit in length; as well as a-symmetric patches of it developing willy-nilly.

  Women's lingerie was created to accentuate the positive, and camouflage the negative. Every male model in your link was under the age of 35. Add 15+ years to them and suddenly they start transforming into wrinkled fuzzy bears with tufts of erratic hair with sweat droplets running down their length. I can't see where that is any more attractive than droopy, stretch marked boobs and sagging pubis monds on a middle aged woman.  

 There are practical/aesthetic/hygienic reasons for man-scaping just as there is a reason for soap and water

Yes I know I purposely mis-spelled genes.  This man's perspective on north american woman.  Pitts and legs shaved. If you want to edge the kitty ok.  A fur kitty is normal.  It's woman.  
  Little girls are bare.  That's not sexy 'cause it's a little pervy.  Understand about Brazilian down there WRT hygiene, but a woman has a muff, and it's sexy.  
   So there was this late night show I saw from the 80's called MagnumPI.  That guy was fuzzy and I think they picked him for that show 'cause the ladies thought he was hot.  
  A lot of male underwear models in media are bare, but I think it's to - not draw attention away from the clothing. (that's what they are trying to sell).  
  I have also experienced a sense that Providers visuals should display engorged breasts(implants).  That suggests current and post pregnancy conditions.  Nope... real breasts of any size are part of her whole package to stimulate / arouse her desire to coitis.  
  Sexy and aroused are states of mind.  
Being attractive to the other is a thought process in which both participate.  

Did I get off topic again?

Jonathan