Gender-bending fashion is a term used to describe the practice of wearing clothing that is traditionally associated with the opposite gender.

Personal preference is not a factor that influences the way people dress. Culture, society, and climate are all factors that can influence the way people dress.

Gender-normative fashion is a term used to describe the practice of wearing clothing that is traditionally associated with one's assigned sex at birth.

Genderqueer fashion is not a type of gender-bending fashion. Drag, cross-dressing, and androgynous fashion are all types of gender-bending fashion.

Gender-subversive fashion is a term used to describe the practice of wearing clothing that challenges traditional gender roles.

Facial hair is not a factor that influences the way people perceive gender. Clothing, body language, and voice are all factors that can influence the way people perceive gender.

Queer fashion is a term used to describe the practice of wearing clothing that expresses one's sexual orientation.

Androgynous fashion is not a type of queer fashion. Drag, butch fashion, and femme fashion are all types of queer fashion.

Queer fashion is a term used to describe the practice of wearing clothing that expresses one's gender identity and sexual orientation.

Mannerisms are not a factor that influences the way people perceive sexual orientation. Clothing, body language, and voice are all factors that can influence the way people perceive sexual orientation.

Pride fashion is a term used to describe the practice of wearing clothing that expresses one's pride in being LGBTQ+.

Clothing that is traditionally associated with the opposite gender is not a type of pride fashion. Rainbow flag clothing, clothing with LGBTQ+ symbols, and clothing with slogans that support LGBTQ+ rights are all types of pride fashion.

Gender-fluid fashion is a term used to describe the practice of wearing clothing that challenges traditional notions of masculinity and femininity.

Clothing that is designed to be layered is not a type of gender-fluid fashion. Clothing that is traditionally associated with the opposite gender, clothing that is designed to be worn by people of all genders, and clothing that is designed to be adjustable or convertible are all types of gender-fluid fashion.

Personal style is a term used to describe the way a person expresses their individuality and creativity through their clothing.