La modella che sfida gli stereotipi di genere. Si presenta come un uomo, ma anche come una donna

La bellissima Rain Dove è una modella molto particolare. In passerella ha sfilato sia con gli uomini che con le donne.

Sul suo profilo Instagram si presenta nella doppia versione, femminile e maschile.

La sua sfida è quella di combattere contro gli stereotipi di genere.

La ventisettenne Rain Dove è una donna, ma anche un’attivista che combatte contro qualsiasi tipo di discriminazione di genere.

La sua sfida a colpi di look

Homeless. When “appearing female” or even “trans” people often ask me for sexual work. When “appearing male” people will just give me money or offer me cheap paying handyman work if they trust me or are brave. Two VERY different offerings for someone with the same plight. I’m excited to be working with @thenylonproject1 for their #itcouldbeyou project. It’s a runway show dedicated to raising awareness about homelessness. Something I’ve spent a fair share of time as both in lonely California and wintry NYC from 2013-2015. It felt isolating. Hungry. And seemingly hopeless. Check them out- they are trying to feed 1500 people by the end of the month! #gendercapitalism #lovewins #changemustbwmorethanchange #genderreveal #lgbt #qpia #h #moneyshot #willworkforfood

Un post condiviso da Rain Dove (@raindovemodel) in data: 19 Gen 2017 alle ore 15:08 PST

A colpi di foto

Either way I dress- they see red. But I keep walking because #MyStepsWill make change. Same person, same shoes, same place, different treatment. Don’t dress like them for them. Dress like you for you- and the right people for you will walk with you too. (To join the revolution don’t FOLLOW my page- join my page. Let’s make beauty bigger than clothing.) Photo by @nomifoto #ballstothewallstreet #gendercapitalism #lovewins #backfromthebreak #genderfluid #lgbt #qpia #h #tomboy #ladyinred #clothingisntaprison

Un post condiviso da Rain Dove (@raindovemodel) in data: 7 Dic 2016 alle ore 13:02 PST

Per dimostrare che le discriminazioni sono sempre ingiuste

Girls wear Pink. Boys wear Blue. I wear whatever I want to. (Im both models in this @chanel editorial) Just over 50 years ago it was opposite. Boys were preferred to be seen in red/pink to represent courage and war. Girls in blue to represent innocent and purity. Times changed. We society changed. This changed. And these little “MUST BE THIS WAY” details of “sex” prescribed colors and clothing types will change. Hang in there- because we are the society now. #thewignamedbob #ishouldnthavetotrythishard #genderfluid #lgbt #qpia #genderdoesnttrulyexist #prettyinpink #chanel #tbt @mattlicari

Un post condiviso da Rain Dove (@raindovemodel) in data: 22 Lug 2016 alle ore 11:28 PDT

Foto: Instagram