If I particularly ask you, what do you think about unisex fashion? Your answer would totally depend on the society where you've been brought up. But you can contradict the statement as people have different mentality and are now opening for a change which is a good thing.
As for the topic in trend, Unisex fashion refers to clothing and accessories that are designed to be worn by people of any gender either a men or women. In recent years, there has been a growing trend towards gender-neutral clothing and a blurring of traditional gender lines in fashion which also brings limelight to LGBTQ community.
It is also becoming more common for fashion brands to create gender-neutral collections that are specifically designed to be worn by anyone.
The reason why the Unisex fashion is mentioned is due to the fact that men are into skirts these days. The recent talk in the gender neutral clothing is "skirts for men". Though last year it gained people's attention when Brad Pitt wore a skirt kinda kilt to the premier of his film "Bullet Train" which was released in July 2022. But as of the continuity of the saga, men skirts have gained the hype in the fashion industry in 2023.
Men in skirts is not a new topic, history itself gave a lot of clothing evidences from the past. Men in Ancient Egypt wore a skirt-like garment called a shendyt (made from linen and wrapped around the waist, often reaching down to the ankles).
The hakama is a traditional Japanese garment that resembles a skirt or wide-legged pants. It was historically worn by samurai and other members of the aristocracy.
Many other celebs like Harry Styles also joined the club by promoting unisex fashion. Styles has been vocal about his belief that clothing doesn't have to be restricted to one gender. He has been seen wearing a variety of clothing styles traditionally associated with both men and women, such as flowy blouses, ruffled shirts, wide-leg pants, and statement accessories. His bold and unique fashion choices have inspired many people around the world to express themselves through their own personal style, regardless of gender stereotypes or societal expectations.
Well, what do you think about this genderless fashion statement ? Would you prefer it in your style schedule ?
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