By incorporating skirts and heels into his regular clothing, Mark Bryan, a robotic engineer from the United States, is questioning the conventional fashion conventions that have been widely accepted. Mark, who is presently residing in Germany, is of the opinion that clothing does not have a gender and that it should not be exclusively reserved for a specific gender.
In his pursuit of fashion, Mark has created a distinctive sense of style that combines elements of both masculinity and femininity. He enjoys experimenting with a variety of different clothing styles. He is frequently complimented by ladies who love his self-assurance and sense of style, and his coworkers and acquaintances are appreciative of the daring fashion choices he makes.
Mark’s approach to fashion is straightforward: he dresses for himself, rather than because he wants to adhere to the expectations of everyone else. In his opinion, clothing is nothing more than a means of self-expression, and he thinks that individuals ought to be free to wear whatever they feel most comfortable and confident in wearing.
As part of an interview with Bored Panda, Mark discussed his perspectives on the intersection between fashion and gender. “Garments, in my opinion, do not have a gender. When it comes to dresses, I like skirts. When it comes to dresses, I am unable to mix and match the genders. My personal preference is for a’masculine’ look above the waist, while a non-gendered look is more my style below the waist.
