/fa/ - Fashion

>>12050859
Another issue I think is the female dominance in interior design. Both from a client and a designer point of view. While that makes little difference in fashion, as clothes are not often unisex, lots of articles and photography are geared towards women and female-styled spaces. So you get furniture and decorations and colour all leaning towards femininity over masculinity and very little, outside of office spaces and "man caves", in the opposite direction. Not that it's inherently a bad thing, but the lack of content can be limiting. It also limits the more neutral options, since it's so saturated with gender specific spaces.