Children used to wear the same white dresses, regardless of gender. But clothing styles and color preferences shifted in the mid-20th century ...

Shoulder-length hair and patent leather party ... boys wore dresses until age 6 or 7, also the time of their first haircut. Franklin's outfit was considered gender-neutral. But nowadays people ...

But for the most part, what I'm hearing about is party clothes. People are craving going-out tops, dresses, and acres of sequins, even if they can't wear them out for months. No wonder Blumarine's ...

No, it's not the clothes, which are — not surprisingly ... Hopefully big retailers will realize soon that boys deserve better — otherwise people will take their money to the companies ...

According to Penny Arcade, First Party clothing is intended “for regular wear by people who want to play games when they can and need flexibility and a touch of class in their wardrobe.” ...