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Neutral attire becomes popular

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Updated: 2006-11-24 15:05




Models in neutral attire during China Fashion Week
2006

Though the weather in Nanjing is very cold these days, the emergence of
"neutrally dressed"men and women surely has brought some warmth to the
city.

This winter, many women in Nanjing have stowed away their beautiful
skirts and colorful scarves in their wardrobes, and put on suits instead.
They want to show their faith in the equality of men and women by these
clothes. In fact, they don't only dress like men, but also have proved
that they are no inferior to men in every aspect.

Many men in Nanjing put on neutral-style clothes, too. To them, being
"neutral"is of course different from being "sissy". They are very
gentlemen-like and polite. While they are deft-handed when doing
housework, they are no less manly when going in for sports. Their
confidence comes from their excellence.

The pursuit for "neutrality"actually reflects the new tide of equality
between the two sexes, which is an advancement of the society.













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