Strange as it may sound, the dress is no longer a 'women's fashion item'


By AGENCY

In magazines, fashion shows and stores of certain luxury brands, the dress is no longer the prerogative of women. Photo: Hesher World

Long seen as the ultimate feminine piece, the dress could become the emblem of a movement in fashion that is no longer defined by gender – a trend, even a social phenomenon, that has been gaining ground for several months if not a few years.

An increasing number of brands are offering models for all. The latest is none other than designer Catherine Hahn who, with the brand Hesher World, is putting the spotlight on unisex dresses.

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