Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Weighs in Harry Styles Wearing a Dress Amid Masculinity Debate

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Harry Styles is a man in demand!In the newest issue of Vogue, the singer appears in a skirt. Although the photo caused some controversy, the magazine is already a huge hit.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the latest public figure to defend Harry Styles for wearing a dress on the cover of US Vogue.Earlier this month, the “Watermelon Sugar” singer made history by becoming the first solo man on the magazine’s cover. Styles wore a blue Gucci dress for the occasion but his outfit drew widespread criticism from social media users who said the singer was “attacking masculinity”.US conservative commentator Candace Owens kickstarted the debate on Twitter, accusing Styles of endangering “manly men” for deciding to pose in a dress for the photoshoot.“There is no society that can survive without strong men.

US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently weighed in on the discourse surrounding Harry Styles’s recent infamous photoshoot, in which the Watermelon Sugar singer was featured wearing a variety of couture skirts and dresses. The shoot, which is reflective of Harry’s ongoing rebuff of boundaries and gender norms within fashion, sparked the ire of right-wing  conservatives like Candace Owens and Ben Shapiro, who interpreted the cover spread as an attack on “manly men.” While participating in an Instagram Q+A on Saturday, November 21, AOC was asked about her thoughts on the Harry Styles photoshoot.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, 31, is standing up for Harry Styles, 26, in a recent message she wrote to a fan. The Congresswoman answered a question on her Instagram Story that asked what she thought of the singer wearing a dress on the cover of the latest issue of Vogue on Nov. 21, and revealed she thinks it’s not only “wonderful” but reminds her of late 1950s actor James Dean. “It looks wonderful. The masculine and feminine elements are balanced beautifully – the hair and jacket styling give me James Dean vibes too,” she wrote in the beginning of her message.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the latest public figure to defend Harry Styles for wearing a dress on the cover of US Vogue.Earlier this month, the “Watermelon Sugar” singer made history by becoming the first solo man on the magazine’s cover. Styles wore a blue Gucci dress for the occasion but his outfit drew widespread criticism from social media users who said the singer was “attacking masculinity”.US conservative commentator Candace Owens kickstarted the debate on Twitter, accusing Styles of endangering “manly men” for deciding to pose in a dress for the photoshoot.“There is no society that can survive without strong men.

HARRY STYLES has sparked a transatlantic debate over his fondness for dressing in women’s clothes after appearing on the cover of Vogue in the US. The singer, 26, made history as the style bible’s first male cover star in its 127-year history.

controversial YouTuber called out his friends for their reaction to Harry Styles – after the singer made headlines when he became the first solo man on the cover of Vogue.A few conservative commentators lashed out at the former One Direction star for the photoshoot, in which he wore a dress, calling to bring “manly men” back. Paul astonished social media when he immediately jumped to Styles' defence on his Impaulsive podcast.

Nothing but respect for OUR President… uhhh **checks notes**… Logan Paul?!

Harry Styles! In a dress! On the cover of Vogue! Could there be a happier finale to this flop of a year? Making history as the first male ever to be given a solo Vogue cover, Styles looked resplendent on the front of US Vogue’s December issue in a frothy periwinkle blue Gucci gown paired with a black Gucci tuxedo jacket. And yet while most of us have marvelled at the general gloriousness of the imagery, there has been a right-wing backlash from those who evidently feel uncomfortable with such blurring of gender lines.Commentator and Trump supporter Candace Owens took to Twitter to declare Style’s skirts “an outright attack” on masculinity.

Logan Paul is weighing in on the social media debate surrounding Harry Styles wearing a dress on the cover of Vogue and dressing in clothing considered by some to be feminine.

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Piers Morgan has said that Harry Styles wearing a dress for his historic US Vogue cover is "a bit weird". The “Watermelon Sugar” singer made history as the first solo man on the magazine’s cover and wore a Gucci dress for the occasion – a style choice that saw the singer become the target of social media users who said he was “attacking masculinity”."Princes Diana's 'Travolta gown' to be sold at auction for £350,000""Jeffree Star addresses claims customers found 'hairs' in his eyeshadow palettes""Joan Collins stars in Valentino Christmas campaign"US political commentator Candace Owens kickstarted the debate on Twitter, accusing Styles of endangering “manly men” for deciding to pose in a dress for the photoshoot.“There is no society that can

Logan Paul discussed Harry Styles’ Vogue cover, for which the singer donned a dress, during this week’s episode of his Impaulsive podcast. When one of Logan’s co-hosts agreed with Candace Owens’ evaluation that the cover was “not manly,” Logan rushed to Harry’s defense. Things even got a bit heated between the co-hosts as Logan firmly stuck to his opinion.

Olivia Wilde joins the list of celebrities defending Harry Styles after he graced the cover of Vogue with a lace-trimmed Gucci ball gown, paired with a tuxedo jacket.The stunning outfit started commotion amongst Harry’s fanbase, as he was praised for including gender-fluid fashion in the iconic publication, however the singer was also quickly criticized by the conservative audience, including political commentator Ben Shapiro and author Candace Owens.Olivia, who is currently directing Harry in the 1950’s thriller adaptation Don’t Worry, Darling, noticed the comment made by Owens on Twitter.There is no society that can survive without strong men. The East knows this.

Harry looked fabulous as the first man to grace the cover of American Vogue, but unfortunately some people 'lost their minds' over the shoot. American conservative activist Candace Owens caused a furore when she said "bring back manly men.""There is no society that can survive without strong men.

Harry Styles’ mom, Anne Twist, addressed her son’s Vogue cover drama in the most adorable way.On Tuesday, November 17, Twist appeared on the U.K. talk show Lorraine to chat about her two kids, Harry and Gemma.

Harry Styles’ mother Anne Twist spoke about the One Direction star hitting headlines with his recent Vogue cover during an appearance on Tuesday’s “Lorraine”.

Harry Styles' mum has jumped to her son's defence for wearing a dress as cover star of Vogue US.

READ MORE: ABBA band members: What have the women from ABBA done since the split?“I’ve never really thought too much about what it means—it just becomes this extended part of creating something.”Harry is comfortable to wear clothes which would usually be prescribed to specific genders, which has divided opinion.In the shoot itself, Harry is wearing a large gown with a suit jacket over the top, as well as various dresses, trousers and blouses.This has caused some concern, with author Candace Owens tweeting: “There is no society that can survive without strong men.“The East knows this. In the west, the steady feminization of our men at the same time that Marxism is being taught to our children is not a coincidence.

Olivia Wilde and Jameela Jamil are among the celebrities who have defended Harry Styles’s historic Vogue cover in which he wears a dress.Styles made history on Friday when he appeared on the front of the US fashion bible in a Gucci dress and tuxedo jacket. The front, shot by Tyler Mitchell, was the first time a man had appeared solo on the cover.The photoshoot sparked conversations online around masculinity, gender and dressing, with some prominent conservative commentators, including author Candace Owens and commentator Ben Shapiro, criticising the ditorial.Owens wrote on her Twitter page: “Bring back manly men.”She added: “There is no society that can survive without strong men.