I think females put seduction too high on the list. You want a man who worships you. If you fall for men who are great seducers you will be falling for men who are great seducers (if you know what I mean). If he is great at the art of seduction, chances are it wasn't honed on you; chances are you wont be the last. I am not saying that you wont be the one to tame the great seducer but you have to make sure that after you he has other reasons to seduce others. ie he seduces for money (a great salesman is usually a good seducer)
Seduction can be learned and taught. Seduction is subjective also.
After the kids come I find that a lot of women kill all the attempts of their partner trying to seduce them and eventually the men stop. If husbands thought their seduction was going to get them ass from their wife they would keep trying to seduce her.
At the end of the day I learn that it's not how good a man is at seduction that makes the relationship works it how well people accept each other.
Being grateful, appreciative and understanding is most important.
for the record: wine and dine is only a small part of seduction. It's not even necessary. Long before people were doing wine and dine women were being seduced. Like the OP stated she used: Look, touch, poses, tones. Male show off muscles or stamina, talks of sexual prowess, dressing, etc. Those that lack those try using money which seem to work best. The whole thing about bling bling is nothing but seduction. They are seduced by the fancy car, the job title or the pay check, his statute. Seduction is alive and well. If she is one that seeks the thrill of seduction then a guy knows that he can always be out seduced. It's what ever turns her on at that moment in time.