Gender-less fashion has become common through the years, hitting display windows of clothing stores, becoming the highlight on the runway, making it to the collections of fashion brands, and enveloping street wear.

But androgynous fashion is more than just women wearing trousers and tuxedos, or men wearing skirts and tight jeans. It goes beyond cross-dressing.

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