Photographed by Advan Ramirez
Styling by Leo Balante
Makeup by Vanessa Estor
Model: Rebecca
Styling by Leo Balante
Makeup by Vanessa Estor
Model: Rebecca
Menswear-inspired female fashion has long been an enduring trend. Long before bloggers or Instagram-famous influencers had made it into a “theme” for their OOTDs, borrowing from the boys has been entrenched in the art and business of fashion. It was retail giant Abercrombie & Fitch who revolutionized the business of outdoor fashion when it sold khakis and leather bomber jackets both for men and women. After it launched its line for men in 1892, the retailer became the first to sell men’s and women’s fashion side by side in 1910. This is when other brands followed suit and made items men wore, available to female consumers.