The Real Faces Of Fashion’s Non-Gendered Future

"As a trans woman, I generally dress accordingly, but lately I've been really androgynous for some reason. Clothes shouldn't be gendered. If you like it, wear it, fuck it. It's clothing, sewn together. Why should it be gendered?" —January

"I try not to shop very often. I can only do it like two or three times a year. It's so frustrating; it makes me feel really insecure about my body. Which is weird, because all of those things are in my head obviously. The store doesn't give a shit; they're just like buy our clothes." —Niv

"I think fashion has opened up a lot for people who don't put a label on what they wear gender-wise. I started a unisex clothing line many years ago, but it just wasn't the cool thing to do then." —Jeffrey

"I'm always in both mens’ and women’s departments. I didn't get comfortable shopping in the women's department until like a couple years ago. It's all about your body type and understanding what accentuates your shape." —Rodney

"I don't see a need for gendered clothing. I think that the clothes I put on in the morning—it's an expression, it's a performance, it's how I feel that day. It shouldn't be confined to what gender the clothing is supposed to be. People should be able to wear what makes them feel really good." —Jess