Opposite Gender fashion style involves individuals adopting clothing and accessories traditionally associated with the gender opposite to their own. This style challenges societal norms and expectations regarding gendered fashion.
The concept of opposite gender fashion has roots in various cultural and historical contexts, including cross-dressing in theater and gender-bending in music subcultures. It gained prominence in the 20th century with icons like Marlene Dietrich wearing suits and David Bowie's androgynous style. The 21st century has seen increased mainstream acceptance and visibility of gender-fluid fashion, influenced by LGBTQ+ movements and changing societal attitudes towards gender expression.