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Registered On: January 31, 2021Topics: 15Replies: 169Has thanked: 114 timesBeen thanked: 688 timesI was so encouraged to see London Fashion week embracing gender neutrality. Whilst I have no doubt most of the fashion on display may be a little extreme for everyday wear it’s conversion to high street is sure to give opportunities for those of us not fully out but hoping to dress androgynously in our regular lives. I’m going to be taking an interest for the first time ever.
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- Registered On: November 2, 2020Topics: 6Replies: 161Has thanked: 816 timesBeen thanked: 572 times
Is it only Victoria’s Secrets that have transgender models?
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Victoria’s Secret is just the most well known as they’ve actively and publicly hired them. Most other companies don’t announce it publicly, but they certainly do hire them.
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- Registered On: February 5, 2019Topics: 11Replies: 123Has thanked: 518 timesBeen thanked: 512 times
Hi Lisa,
Yes, wouldn’t it be nice when shopping to be confronted by not just a women’s aisle and a men’s aisle, but by a “whatever takes your fancy” aisle, which in anticipation of interest by all comers would have a full range of sizes.
Marti xxx
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