Unisex Fashion Is On The Rise, Will Indian Fashion Industry Embrace It Too?
In the 21st century allocating genders to objects, colors and concepts are beginning to be viewed as sexist and discriminatory. The idea of differentiating what a person should be adorning based on binary gender identity is fading away. People are breaking stereotypes and adopting gender equality in jobs, colors, clothes, and habits. Women in pants and suits are considered to be powerful and in charge, whereas men in heels and skirts tend to draw negative stereotypes. The reality, that people still observe a man dressed in skirts and heels as a downgrade, and a woman dressed in formal suits, as authoritative, speaks volumes about society. As the world is becoming a smaller place, it is recognizing that when it comes to clothes, they are just clothes, and hence, the demand for garments that are neither traditionally male nor female is on the rise. As numerous people opt to make their diverse sexual and gender identities public and consumers seek clothing that perfectly reflects