What clothes to wear as a Femboy?
Although it wasn't necessary, Harry Styles' choice of femgirl costumes set the media ablaze once more, this time for the wrong reasons.
The British celebrity's newest appearance for Vogue, in which she wore a magnificent tiered gown, once again pushed gender flexibility to the forefront of fashion.
Historically, as the LGBTQ+ groups of the late twentieth century can attest, the movement is not a new phenomenon.
Men who dressed as women had to meet in the shadows, for fear of being scrutinized by the general public at the time, but that has changed.
Femboys identify as guys, despite the fact that they dress, apply cosmetics, and conduct their life in ways that are traditionally associated with females.
Loverboy is breaking down style barriers in big ways by making skirts for guys — a take on the classic school uniform image – and displaying socks in public places.
Long socks with whimsical details and a tiny skirt, regardless of whether you are a guy or a woman, is always a fashion statement in itself.
Loverboy, which was founded by Charles Jeffrey in 2015, is channeling a distinct London fashion style in its one-of-a-kind collections that are taking the fashion industry by storm.
Charles Jeffrey was won the British Emerging Talent medal at the 2017 Fashion Awards for his work as a young fashion designer in the United Kingdom.
This was the same year that the designer was nominated for the coveted LVMH Prize.
It is well-known that Loverboy prefers to walk away from gender norms rather than playing with, and bending, them to its will.
At Loverboy, designs are not restricted to either female or male apparel, but rather to a new fashion trend known as 'body language.'
As a result, the company has established itself as a prominent destination for femboy attire.
The brand supports self-expression and independence by allowing anybody, from transgender persons to men with feminine bodies, to dress in a way that makes them feel confident and comfortable.
