Just living my life.

scrapscallion:

When we talk about androgynous fashion, we usually mean female-presenting people in outfits that incorporate or echo menswear. One seldom sees male-presenting people doing the same with womenswear, at least in the mainstream.

I think some of that must be a side effect of the privileging of traits, roles, and characteristics associated with masculinity over those associated with femininity—a woman in masculine-associated roles or clothing is moving in the direction of higher status and increased social privilege, at least implicitly; a man in feminine-associated roles or clothing, lower. We associate women in menswear with freedom and assertion; men in womenswear with deviation, grotesquerie, and parody.

How fucked up is that?

I think he is really awesome-looking in that clothing. Horrah for breaking social norms. Myself, I try not to wear girly clothes because of what it is associated with. I want to be taken seriously… but then again this guy should be able to wear whatever and should be applauded as well.

(Source: boysofmontreal, via almighty-overlord)