Zendaya further cements her role as style superstar this week as she launches her first ever fashion collection, Daya by Zendaya. The line, featuring a range of on-trend jumpsuits, athleisure ...

In 2015, the couple launched a Kickstarter campaign to start a gender-neutral clothing line designed to fit a wide range of sizes and body types. Their goal was to raise $18,000. Instead, they ...

The fashion industry has always been about bending and breaking boundaries with different looks. This is why the androgynous look is rapidly gaining popularity and turning heads as a new wave of ...

FAST 2023: ‘Fetale’ line fuses androgynous, ... “So I do wear a lot of skirts, I do wear a lot of, quote-unquote, women’s clothing. But I also wear a lot of, ...

No matter where you fall on the gender spectrum, you can bring Equipment’s elegant, androgynous aesthetic into your closet. They partnered with The Phluid Project on their first gender fluid ...

Fashion has enjoyed a sort of gender-bending this year that hasn't made an appearance since the Mick Jagger-blouse-wearing-days of the 1970s. Yep, androgynous fashion in 2015 was certainly in full ...

Joining the Saint Harridan label are Mr. Mary, Button Row, Love, Jeffrey, and Crow & King. Each line will have its own unique take on ungendered apparel, meaning that androgynous and non-binary ...

In early March, the leading retailer for monochrome separates, Zara, announced its first venture into gender-neutral clothing. This curated line of 8 items would be called "Ungendered," and would ...

It should come as no surprise that her new line of clothing for H&M combines androgynous fashion with sustainability. Her collection, which debuted last week, includes oversized t-shirts are made ...

The deconstruction of gender binaries and a move towards androgyny is taking root in fashion, and in particular, retail. Clothing retail’s audience distinction has created a literal ...

As gender norms are blurring in pop culture and on the fashion runway, gender-neutral clothing is becoming more widely accepted in the retail world, too.

Among the line-up of designers is out lesbian Kara Laricks. She designs androgynous clothing for men and women, “inspired by her love of menswear and an avant-garde Japanese design aesthetic.