Gender Neutral Clothing

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I prefer skirts to pants. But in the winter mostly jeans. OOM mentioned that they were a gender blending trend of the ‘70s and I agree.
Women wearing pants and later miniskirts too.

Frankly I don't see the point of Gendering clothes,

just ware what's comfortable to you.

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Lol. Kilts are sexy on either gender.

And with ruffles, too:

Every man should get married in a kilt.



By the way, do you know what the difference is between a kilt and a skirt? If you are wearing underwear, it is a skirt.

Skinny jeans look ridiculous to me. All I can think of are Tim Burton cartoon characters, or, when they wear the knit hats not all the way on, they look like the Waldo character.

Why I don't like this look:
- It looks like women's clothing.
- I'm a guy with very thick muscular legs and quite a lot of butt.
- I don't like uncomfortable clothing. I have always removed all the tags from my clothes (tags usually annoy the heck out of me). I have never liked the feel of tight (I think NT's prefer the word "fitted") clothing. I have tried and I do not get used to it no matter how long I wear them for.
- I'm gay and not attracted to lanky guys, I prefer guys who look strong.

On a more general note I don't really like fads. How about the (now dead I think), white belts with jeans? Yuck! And in my area dudes are now starting to wear bright red sneakers with everything. Yuck, yuck, yuck!

I tend to dress in T Shirt and loose fitting jeans. Most other clothing is VERY uncomfortable for me. So much so that it's very difficult for me to turn my attention to anything other than my level of discomfort.

can they ride a girls bike?

What about yoga pants? This is a bad trend. Way too much personal information is shared by wearing yoga pants in public.

That is my attire sometimes....except my hat is all the way on, technically I think unless i put my hood on and it pulls it down in the back, though I am female not sure that makes a difference in the ridiculousness some people see in such attire.

What exactly constitutes yoga pants? though....I mean I imagine you'd want loose fitting comfortable clothes not something tight enough to reveal too much personal information as you say for yoga, or is that just what people call them and they have no relation to practicing yoga?

I think that's just what they are called regardless of the wearer's practice of yoga.
Most people wear a long sweater or jacket over them, but occasionally not.

This is Jennifer Lawrence in yoga pants which I think are too revealing. She can pull it off because she's gorgeous, but so many can't, myself included.

I don't know don't like that look on her either....I think a longer sweater would make it look better even on her. I have a pair of pants kinda like that they're purple/pink leaning more towards purple but they have fake pockets and are somewhat thicker material but I wear a longer sweater or longish t-shirt with them. Then again most of my tops are longer because I am so short and most of my t-shirts are regular band t-shirts not feminine fit or whatever.

At one company when I was in my younger 30s, the president of the company put his wife, a ferocious feminist, on the payroll. She went out and bought some "business attire" which were basically women's suits. To me, they looked like clown costumes.

A lot of women still wear heels. The bus stop I sometimes wait at is in front of a bank and even in this foul weather the banker ladies come tottering out in ridiculously inappropriate footwear.

I feel that there's been a long overdue improvement in the fashion world because of this. I've dressed in an androgynous manner since I was very small, for obvious reasons. I welcome this trend, because I'll be more willing to buy new clothes again. The thing I like the most about the unisex trend is that it's come along just in time for me to start working at a local bank as a greeter.