Among the brands unafraid to shake things up are Balenciaga and Gucci, both among Gen Z’s top favourites, and indeed that generation is without a doubt one of the first to reject notions of gender on a large scale. These two luxury houses are dropping new projects and mixed collections that blur the boundaries between the genders. The Italian house has gone even further with one of its ambassadors, Harry Styles, who posed in a Gucci dress on the cover of Vogue magazine in order to rattle certain prejudices. An initiative that generated some criticism on social networks, but mostly effusive praise and thanks around the world.

And before the British singer donned the dress, other celebrities have also taken the plunge and swapped their pants for a skirt or dress, whether in the city or on the red carpet. One such example is Jared Leto, also very close to the house of Gucci, who often chooses to wear skirts, dresses, or dizzying heels at public events. And he’s not the only one. Billy Porter, Marc Jacobs, and Vin Diesel are also proponents.