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5 Ways to Look Androgynous

By Matthew Lynch
October 11, 2023
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Embracing androgyny can be empowering and fashionable, allowing individuals to express themselves authentically. Androgynous style breaks free of the conformity of traditional gender norms. Here are five ways to help you achieve an androgynous look:

1. Opt for Neutral Colors

Neutral colors like black, white, gray, and beige can help create an androgynous appearance. These colors do not specifically lean towards traditionally feminine or masculine aesthetics, which makes them ideal for a gender-neutral wardrobe. Mixing and matching different shades of neutrals can ensure that your outfits remain versatile and interesting.

2. Choose Minimal Clothing

Minimalist clothing involves simple designs with clean lines that are free of embellishments and excessive patterns. This style of clothing is inherently unisex, as it allows both men and women to wear the same pieces without drawing attention to their gender. Opt for tailored pieces such as blazers, well-fitting button-ups, trousers, and shift dresses to create a sleek silhouette.

3. Incorporate Unisex Accessories

Accessories play a crucial role in achieving an androgynous look. Opt for unisex items like necklaces, bracelets, rings, belts or bags that work well with any outfit. These items should be understated yet stylish. Classic timepieces or plain cuff bracelets are great examples of accessories that project sophistication without being overly gendered.

4. Experiment with Hair and Makeup

Your hairstyle can make a significant difference in how your overall appearance is perceived. For an androgynous hairstyle, consider a short haircut or messy bob with shaved sides that blurs the line between traditional male and female styles. If you prefer longer hair, try tying it up in a loose bun or low ponytail.

Makeup is another tool that can be used to create a more ambiguous look while still maintaining your personal style preferences. Stick to neutral shades and natural finishes for a more subtle effect. If you prefer a more striking look, try experimenting with bold eyeliner or dark lipstick.

5. Find Balance in Your Look

An important aspect of achieving an androgynous style is finding balance in your outfit choices. Mix masculine and feminine elements to create a harmonious blend. For example, pairing a loose-fitting blazer with slim-fit pants can create a balanced silhouette that projects gender neutrality. Layering clothes can also help you achieve the desired look, as adding different textures provides visual diversity to your ensemble.

Androgyny is a unique way of expressing your individual style transcending traditional gender norms. Allow yourself to experiment with different fashion choices until you find a look that feels genuine and empowering. Remember, the key to pulling off an androgynous style is confidence and embracing your authentic self.

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