With social media, the world's gotten very small and it can seem like everyone's doing the same thing. Gender, whatever—you want to make your own statement. You know? You want to feel distinct,' the Pillow Talk hit maker said.
Well I wouldn't mind someone trying to make an impact by being different, but borrowing your boyfriend's clothes is as old as the hills.
If gender is a spectrum from masculine to feminine, gender fluidity is that you present anywhere along that spectrum. Except it always seems to be women punching up, rather than men punching down, sartorially speaking.
Obviously, because a woman wearing masculine clothing is good and approved of, but a man wearing feminine clothing is a sissy. Hierarchy.
I can't wait for gender, whether it's fluid or not to be less about clothing and more about the actual roles.
Living it instead of wearing it.