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Trucks and tutus: the shortfallings of the gender-neutral fashion movement

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Within a progressing society, the want for a more inclusive, gender-neutral option of self-expression has become more prominent in the fashion world.

With an act as simple yet impactful as a choice in clothing, the gender-neutral fashion movement has become a grand force in pushing against strict gender codes and labels from the past.

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