No, Wearing A Dress Doesn’t Make Harry Styles Less “Manly”

msn.com:

Vogue cover. But, thanks in part to the pop star’s supportive — some might even say rabid — fandom, Owens is being rightfully called out for her ignorance.

Last week, Styles made headlines for his Vogue cover shoot, which includes styling that has him wearing a dress. This is nothing new for the star, who has refused to conform to those gender constructs in fashion dictated by the “rules” of masculinity.

Styles has received tons of praise for both his aesthetic sensibilities and his willingness to ignore outdated gender norms.

But Owens apparently had a problem with all this, and so took to Twitter to complain about it. “There is no society that can survive without strong men.