androgynous prime.

marshastepina
Feb 28, 2018
1 min read

I've never been one to pick fashion over function. I have a grave yard of heels in my shoe closet collecting dust. I've sold all but one pair of my Loubs because, let's be real; where am I going in 160mm Daffodiles? Sometimes I envy those girls that can waltz up and down the streets of Toronto in heels all day like it's nothing. Or Victoria Beckham who states "I can't concentrate in flats." Not me, I can't concentrate on anything but walking unless I'm IN flats. So I'm pretty stoked that dressing androgynously is now fashionable. As I've mentioned in previous posts, I love dressing like a boy and since I'm single, I have no one to complain about it (my ex used to hide my flannel in an attempt to put a stop to this). Not sure if there's a direct correlation between my relationship status and the way I dress but YOLO. The weather is getting warmer and the streets of Toronto are getting busier as a result. Our city is one of the best in the world for spotting incredible street style. Below are some of my favourite girls-wearing-traditionally-boy looks this season courtesy of the 'gram;