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'''Panvestic''' (''' |
'''Panvestic''' ('''panvestite '''or '''panvesti''') is the act of wearing clothes associated with all possible genders within one's culture.<ref>https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/182313795060/lgbtqiarchive-traggodyke-well-i-was-talking</ref> One may dress with elements of all genders at the same time, or one's [[Gender Presentation|gender presentation]] may be fluid. It is a form of [[Gender Non-Conforming|gender non-conformity]]. Panvestic may also refer to wearing clothes as a [[pangender]] person, although not all panvestic people are pangender. |
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For example, panvestic expression could include wearing a polo shirt with a belt (apparel often seen as masculine) and a skirt, which is generally construed as feminine. These could also be paired with a non-gender-conforming part of an outfit, such as a hat or interesting socks. |
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The term was coined by Tumblr user traggodyke on January 26th of 2019. |
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The flag was coined by Tumblr user traggodyke on January 26th of 2019. |
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Latest revision as of 01:58, 29 December 2021
Panvestic (panvestite or panvesti) is the act of wearing clothes associated with all possible genders within one's culture.[1] One may dress with elements of all genders at the same time, or one's gender presentation may be fluid. It is a form of gender non-conformity. Panvestic may also refer to wearing clothes as a pangender person, although not all panvestic people are pangender.
For example, panvestic expression could include wearing a polo shirt with a belt (apparel often seen as masculine) and a skirt, which is generally construed as feminine. These could also be paired with a non-gender-conforming part of an outfit, such as a hat or interesting socks.
History
The term was coined by Tumblr user traggodyke on January 26th of 2019.
Flag
The flag was coined by Tumblr user traggodyke on January 26th of 2019.