While in reality all clothes are actually unisex and anyone can wear whatever they want- everything has been unnecessarily gendered for a very long time. So oddly specific things like colors, patterns, and fabrics, have always been associated with masculinity or femininity, like the examples given at 1:18 and 2:48, but has never been associated with androgyny. It’s hard to navigate through gender neutral clothing in a heteronormative society, because if the colors of your clothes are too muted, then to society you’re presenting masculine, or if the fabric of your clothes are patterned, then to society you’re presenting feminine. So it’s not easy to find an in between of all of these societal rules. It’s definitely something I struggle with, I like the characteristics of feminine clothing a lot, but want to wear it in a masculine presenting way, dealing with gender dysphoria makes it all the more challenging lmao.
Gender neutral clothes: jeans, trousers, t-shirts, sweatshirts, most knitwear. Most colours. Most materials. Patterns like stripes, checks, paisley. Fedora hats and bakerboy/baseball caps. Sneakers, slippers, lowcut boots. Some jewelery. If you don't want to dress feminine or masculine (or mix it) you don't need to an extra designer for that.
@@Maceidio27 It's common sense if you have ever bothered to go shopping especially for children. My young female cousins have never liked wearing dresses, they preferred shorts & tee shirts, it was never an issue in buying them the clothes they wanted to wear as little girls. Even in regards to colour, there are so many options for parents. You really aren't forced to buy clothes that are gendered by colour, there are many neutral colours. We also have services like Etsy, Fiver & even retail stores that provide custom manufacturing for customers.
@@MrsRitchieBlackmore nonbibary as in not male or female. They used to dress me and my twin sister in ‘cute boy- for me and girly pink dresses type of cloths for my sister. Growing up we hated it. especially my sister who just wanted to play and climb trees and run just like me. Plus the whole ‘oh he’s a boy argo he must wear this and oh she’s a girl argo she must wear that’ mentality was so annoying and tiring growing up. It always felt like punishment especially because growing up we could see first-hand how different it was for her vs me. But it was pushed on us by parents, society. I wish there was a concept of androgenous ‘neither male or female’ clothing growing up. Today we don’t do that to our kids, it’s opressive, unnecessary and quite frqnkly - stupid.
While in reality all clothes are actually unisex and anyone can wear whatever they want- everything has been unnecessarily gendered for a very long time. So oddly specific things like colors, patterns, and fabrics, have always been associated with masculinity or femininity, like the examples given at 1:18 and 2:48, but has never been associated with androgyny.
It’s hard to navigate through gender neutral clothing in a heteronormative society, because if the colors of your clothes are too muted, then to society you’re presenting masculine, or if the fabric of your clothes are patterned, then to society you’re presenting feminine. So it’s not easy to find an in between of all of these societal rules. It’s definitely something I struggle with, I like the characteristics of feminine clothing a lot, but want to wear it in a masculine presenting way, dealing with gender dysphoria makes it all the more challenging lmao.
adore Maxine and all the work she’s doing with her line! love this episode sm 💕🏳️🌈✨
The satanic comments based off a shirt is hilarious to me. Maybe it's just a comfortable shirt that they like? oh the ignorance 😂
Love this!!
Very relevant, love the video!
love it 🔥
This is why I we're Arabic or African Clothing to Show My Gender, which is Male! I also Wear Kilts!
Gender neutral clothes: jeans, trousers, t-shirts, sweatshirts, most knitwear. Most colours. Most materials. Patterns like stripes, checks, paisley. Fedora hats and bakerboy/baseball caps. Sneakers, slippers, lowcut boots. Some jewelery.
If you don't want to dress feminine or masculine (or mix it) you don't need to an extra designer for that.
I know a really common peice of gender-neutral clothing! its called skin.
We really don't need gender neutral clothes, we already have them.
Yeah a t shirt lol
Correction- you* don’t. Let others get what they desire I assure you you will live another day.
@@Maceidio27 It's common sense if you have ever bothered to go shopping especially for children. My young female cousins have never liked wearing dresses, they preferred shorts & tee shirts, it was never an issue in buying them the clothes they wanted to wear as little girls.
Even in regards to colour, there are so many options for parents. You really aren't forced to buy clothes that are gendered by colour, there are many neutral colours.
We also have services like Etsy, Fiver & even retail stores that provide custom manufacturing for customers.
Like we haven't had Levi's and plain t-shirts for literal decades. C'mon, now.
yes, but the fit is binary - ileither male or female …
@@NoctisAquila What is a "nonbinary fit" though? There are so many ways a person of any gender can be shaped.
@@MrsRitchieBlackmore nonbibary as in not male or female. They used to dress me and my twin sister in ‘cute boy- for me and girly pink dresses type of cloths for my sister. Growing up we hated it. especially my sister who just wanted to play and climb trees and run just like me. Plus the whole ‘oh he’s a boy argo he must wear this and oh she’s a girl argo she must wear that’ mentality was so annoying and tiring growing up. It always felt like punishment especially because growing up we could see first-hand how different it was for her vs me. But it was pushed on us by parents, society. I wish there was a concept of androgenous ‘neither male or female’ clothing growing up. Today we don’t do that to our kids, it’s opressive, unnecessary and quite frqnkly - stupid.
eighties nineties generation's styles
cough ?
They ain't wearing NONE of this in the HOOD
Ah yes, because queer people of color do not exist in low income neighborhoods. 🧍🏽
If this isn't a parody, then it's even funnier.
Nobody asked for this.
Like it's new
People definitely have asked for this, if you don’t want to buy you don’t have to!
@@Maceidio27lol don't worry we won't
@@fishsmell3939ou couldn’t pull it off anyway✨ best of luck with that smell btw I’m sure it follows you everywhere…
O look. That guy has Satans goat head on his shirt. Crazy right?
Can you give me the time stamp please?
@@Hbhuby@0:45
Satanists this is sick
Propaganda
Get this out of here now
You could leave too!
@@Sectart661 ok, why?