Society has done a great deal to blur the lines between men and women in recent years. One of the biggest ways these lines are blurred is in our clothing; yet this change has occurred so gradually that most do not even notice it.

The fashion industry reinforces this line-blurring by treating the most androgynous male fashion and the most grotesque female fashion as the standard of beauty in clothing. Sadly, this is the natural outcome when the entire fashion industry is dominated by those who have no respect for the beauty of femininity or the value of masculinity.

Such fashion trends are then underscored through shows like “Queer Eye,” which elevate homosexual fashion choices and treat heterosexual fashion mores as stale and unattractive. For those who take the time to observe, it’s eas

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