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Unisex fashion first appeared in the 1960s. People of all ages were copying the style of popular musicians. The uniforms in Star Trek (1966-1969) were androgynous–neither feminine nor masculine. At the time, “unisex” primarily meant girls and women had more masculine clothing, while having men’s clothing be feminine was not prevalent.[1]
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- ^ Paoletti, Jo Barraclough (2015). Sex and unisex : fashion, feminism, and the sexual revolution. Indiana University Press.
