Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Ireland: Breaking Gender Norms

Source: Irish Examiner
Date accessed: 3 February, 2015


In Ireland, where women aren't outwardly oppressed, the societal norms and government implement sets of rules to lead the male gender above the female gender. In recent news, fashion shows have been arguing the norm and having collaborative catwalks for males and females to walk together, regardless of the gender the clothes are “meant” for. Brands like Prada, Armani, Saint Laurent, and Moschino all shared his idea of including men and women on stage at the same time. It was even noted that Prada Milan herself stated that she was having the genders share the stage to “create an opportunity to measure what genders share and what they take from each other” (Irish Examiner, 2015). rguing the stereotype that only women are models is one thing, but having genders mix while up on stage is an amazing statement that challenges the binary system as a whole. Ireland has taken one step towards equal rights for men and women by implementing these fashion shows.
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