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It seems that a staple of fashion industry marketing is creating a seasonal look or pairing this item with that. These jeans, that accessory, and so on. Of course there is nothing wrong with that and it can be helpful to get outfit ideas, but fashion 

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She’s the owner of Refuse To Conform Clothing and a fashion icon in her own right. With 73.9k followers on Instagram, there is no questioning Charlie Moss’s eye for style. GFW got the goss on what non-binary fashion really means to Charlie, delving into queer style and the LGBTQ community’s aim to blur the lines of gender…   Shop the white shirt look Shop now  

We know how you feel, and it can be a bit tricky to get the hang of, which is why we have made this handy step by step guide to stop you weeping in front of the mirror!    Dapper Style The perfect gift for the dapper person in your life. There are many different ways of rocking Tomboy style, and a bow tie is one of them. More and more people are wearing bow ties to complete their style. Our bow ties are adjustable and fit a smaller neck. See the collection...  

From a young age we are influenced by our surroundings and instantly put into a category by our biological sex. From the second we’re born, ‘It’s a girl/boy!’ leads us to believe we should follow in conventional gender footsteps. 

When she first started posting memes on Instagram, little did she know she'd gain so much attention the world over. Now Charlie Tavenier, aka 'Androgynous Charlie' is winning hearts with not only her androgynous style but her cheeky charm too. GFW have a quick Q&A with her to discuss fashion, gender and defining her style...  

What is it about being anything other that heterosexual that leads people to believe that ‘we’ are some sort of foreign creature? When I came out as gay I took the stepping stone route and told my parents I was bisexual. Why? I’m not sure. Maybe I felt like going all the way to gayville was too much of a leap in one go. Maybe I didn’t want to commit to the lesbian label. Or maybe I wanted them to think I was a little bit straight. Somewhere deep down.

Shirt’s don’t have a gender do they? They are just pieces of fabric stitched together. However the people who wear may may have a gender - but that is their business and not one that concerns gender free clothing producer GFW Clothing.