A lot of men wear gender non-conforming clothing in secret. It would be interesting to know how many of you keep it a secret from your families and why.
Little Prince Charming is a small online shop based in The Netherlands that sells dresses for boys.
It’s a step in the right direction, but it’s sad that companies still have to be forced to not discriminate based on gender.
This is a great interview with Markus Muth, a man from Germany whose wardrobe includes skirts, dresses, kilts, heels and tights among other things.
School uniforms in the UK allow kids to wear trousers or skirts to school which means boys are expected to suffer through hot weather in long pants. Several schoolboys have started wearing skirts to school in protest.
The world is challenging traditional gender norms and the significance of gender non-conforming clothing has become something of an ascendant star. As someone who neither identifies as transgender nor cisgender, I have embarked on a bit of a journey to embracing clothing that defies societal expectations. This article explores the empowering experience of wearing what brings me comfort.
Let’s make this summer the summer of skirts! There is nothing better than a breezy skirt on a hot day, so let’s use this summer to normalize men in skirts!
Skirtcraft is a small company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota that makes unisex skirts with large pockets. It was founded by a man who discovered his love for wearing skirts.
Danish skirt-wearer and TEDx speaker Dylan Cawthorne is organizing an event this year in Odense, Denmark for anyone who is interested in non-judgemental fashion freedom.
This article is about how genderless fashion has become much more mainstream and about how the movement is connected to equality.
