Articles tagged with "Fashion Experimentation"

UK newspaper Daily Mail reports on the multiple outfits featuring high heels worn by Lenny Kravitz (@lennykravitz) at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards. It was a moment pure rock and roll fashion excellence with Kravitz sporting 3 different pairs of high heeled boots, including a pair from Christian Louboutin's new "Our Angels" inclusive sized collection.

Original URL: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10684537/Glam-rock-Lenny-Kravitz-takes-Grammy-looks-new-heights-multiple-pairs-high-heeled-boots.html

This article from German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung (@sz) explores why men have shied away from wearing long leather boots as a clothing item and concludes that they really should reconsider them as part of their wardrobe.

We owe a thank you to the folks at @wearboots.de for putting us onto this great article. Go check them out!

Original URL: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=de&tl=en&u=https://www.sueddeutsche.de/stil/anziehsache-zu-stiefeln-maenner-scheuen-schaefte-1.2713267

This article from Medium highlights a feature on Harry Styles wearing a Gucci gown which appeared on the cover of Vogue magazine. The article covers how gender norms around clothing are changing and highlights some of the resistance against it, but ultimately "we just want to see sexy people in beautiful clothes" and a dress is just a dress.

Original URL: https://gen.medium.com/why-women-like-men-who-wear-dresses-509e66846a66

This article from Ethos News (@humanologyproject) highlights the way that gendered clothing creates barriers for non-binary people. Fashion is evolving to redefine masculinity and femininity, spurred on by Gen-Z and Millennials who are less likely than previous generations to view people as defined by their gender. They highlight how experimentation in fashion can help in appeasing your gender dysphoria and help you realise your gender identity. The article concludes with opinion from American singer Pharell Williams on how genderless clothing can help people feel comfortable and free in with what they wear.

Original URL: http://ethosnews.com/2020/01/11/clothing-has-no-gender/