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Left Cheers Harry Styles In Dresses; Candace Owens Pushes Back In Viral Tweet

Styles was praised for "challenging traditional gender norms" and influencing the younger generations

Amanda Prestigiacomo
Left Cheers Harry Styles In Dresses; Candace Owens Pushes Back In Viral Tweet
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Twenty-six-year-old musician Harry Styles became the first male to land a Vogue magazine cover, and he did so wearing gowns, skirts, and dresses. The creative’s shoot was praised not just inside the space of fashion but hyped for “challenging gender norms” and influencing younger generations.

Conservative author and speaker Candace Owens pushed-back on the praise in a viral tweet that urged, “Bring back manly men.”

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