/fa/ - Fashion

>>8197507
Stop saying andro, that just means masculine. She's androgynous, as in she has both andro and gyné characteristics. Maybe not particularly in that picture, but in many others. That was part of her appeal: she can play both man and woman. You can argue that her tomboyishness, which was relatively new back when she started, lead the way for the current wave of gender-bending models.