gynomania

The case of gynomania above cited has never before been published, but we can vouch for its truth: and we fear that it is not an isolated case.

1877, Scientific American - Volume 36; Volume 36, page 41

Sometimes the disease takes the form of sexual excitement being produced in a man by wearing articles of female attire. This has been called "gynomania."

1881, Gaillard's Medical Journal - Volume 31, page 368

In sensual love (cytheromania, gynomania, andromania, satyriasis, nymphomania) one can find the same phenomenon of psychological synecdoche.

1899, Charles Féré, The Pathology of emotions, page 393

Baron de Flach, a retired Viennese financier, had contrived to insinuate himself into that land of armorial bearings by purchasing the house of the descendant of a Crusader, ruined by gambling and gynomania.

1900, Frederic Carrel, The Realization of Justin Moran, page 35

The curious misogyny which chequered Maupassant's gynomania seems to have tried hard to express itself in her portrait.

1919, George Saintsbury, A History of the French Novel: From the Beginning to the Close of the 19th Century