It's a Boy/Girl thing

By Yvonne Eba

“I wouldn’t have been caught dead in a baseball cap two years ago in fear of not looking feminine enough but now it’s hot property,” states Shivon Waston, age 21.

It is almost standard to notice girls are now complimenting their figures with oversized work boots, military jackets and more masculine clothing.

Freedom of expression via clothing is still going strong and items such as Dr Martins are again in high demand for females all over London.

I carried out an impromptu poll on Facebook  and 16 out of 20 of my female friends admitted to buying a man’s T-shirt in 2011 and 18 out of those 20 also said they wore their dad’s T-shirt before this time.

People are expressing themselves by merging genders and conventional and normal is so boring.

Personally having gone through the tomboy stage I was quite hesitant to wear anything that mimicked manhood. But now I’m screaming, “Bro, can I borrow your t-shirt please”.