The lines the mark gender in clothing and fashion are blurring according to Jessica Ciarla, a faculty member in the Division of Textiles and Apparel at The University of Texas at Austin.
"As with other things that come in and out of vogue, some of the gender-bending designs we are seeing today will no doubt be transitory," Ciarla writes. "That's the nature of fashion. Still, the acceptance of nontraditional gender norms in clothing is also about respect — and that is something that never goes out of style."
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