Gender has no labels, ODDA 10 Tributes presents the Womenswear Collections S/S 2016 story starring Liam Little from RE:Quest Models photographed by Wish Thanasarakhan, Fashion Editor David Martin, Art Director Alva Galim shot at The Standard Hotel High Line, Le Bain, NYC.
This story talks about the present and the acceptation of yourself where equality and open minds are the order of today, freedom and be yourself
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Yes I really, really like the outfits he’s wearing being called women’s wear. Because there should be a women wears section in the men’s department of department stores. I mean there’s always has been a men’s department in the woman’s section of these stores. So why shouldn’t the reverse also be happening. The one reason and it’s not that us guys (males) look bad in skirts. No, the one main reason is that girls know that their clothes are extremely way sexier then us guys clothes, especially their mini dresses mini skirts. Which makes them the CENTER of ATTENTION. They would hate it if we started wearing those sexy clothes and they began to started drooling over us. Yes we guys would start to get noticed by them, the same way we were giving them the look over.
Hi Steve, thanks for passing by.
I think in certain point you have the right about your comment.
Since the beginning the man has been wearing skirts, blouses, high heels, long capes, dresses, and the story has been inspired to design that for women.
-Chris