Nick Paget: Style analyst says gender-fluid clothing trends need to be accepted by society
Early Edition with Ryan Bridge · Newstalk ZB
July 6, 20214m 57s
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Show Notes
Generation Z, the generation after Millennials, want to make their mark on the world.
This includes in fashion.
It seems more of our younger generation want to buy gender-fluid clothing.
In 2019, 56 percent of Gen Z consumers shopped outside their assigned gendered area.
There are suggestions that it is time some of our local retail brands, Farmers, The Warehouse, Kmart, got more with the programme.
Senior analyst at World Global Style Network Nick Paget told Kate Hawkesby there is more than one barrier to inclusive clothing.
“I think to do something that’s really truly inclusive; it’s about making all clothing inclusive to everyone, which is both a technical challenge and a challenge to society’s perception to clothing and gender as well.”
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This includes in fashion.
It seems more of our younger generation want to buy gender-fluid clothing.
In 2019, 56 percent of Gen Z consumers shopped outside their assigned gendered area.
There are suggestions that it is time some of our local retail brands, Farmers, The Warehouse, Kmart, got more with the programme.
Senior analyst at World Global Style Network Nick Paget told Kate Hawkesby there is more than one barrier to inclusive clothing.
“I think to do something that’s really truly inclusive; it’s about making all clothing inclusive to everyone, which is both a technical challenge and a challenge to society’s perception to clothing and gender as well.”
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