ABOUT

'Fe Male' my university Final Major Project where I was allowed to create my own brief. My concept was to show to my audience that clothing has no gender. I specifically focused on men wearing clothing that was branded for women and showing that fashion has no boundaries.

I shot a lot my editorials for this project inside my models houses because I wanted to show them in their 'normal' environment. This is because I wanted to showcase that people should feel comfortable in their own style and being at home allows that sense of comfort and familiarity. I did choose to shoot one of my models who is currently undergoing a sex change formerly known as Bradley in a Scooter repair shop. This is because on her exterior she is physically seen as a man and society expects her to be masculine as she was born a male. Therefore putting her in a repair shop allows for my audience to question gender normalities.

Once I shot all my imagery I selected my final images to retouch which then lead me to create a magazine publication which I then showcased in London in June.