Androgynous fashion deliberately combines or subverts masculine and feminine elements, rejecting binary dress codes in favor of fluidity and ambiguity. Its roots are avant-garde, but David Bowie, Grace Jones, and later Harry Styles brought it into mainstream view. Tailored wide-leg trousers are worn with lace blouses. Oversized structured blazers go over the top. Straight-leg denim gets styled with silk accessories, and sheer fabrics appear throughout. Gender-neutral sneakers or loafers, minimal jewelry, and a makeup approach that may include liner or gloss regardless of gender complete it.