Zayn Malik & Gigi Hadid’s ‘Gender-Fluid’ Vogue Cover Is Sparking Backlash

Zayn and Gigi are profiled in this piece on gender fluidity because… they borrow each other's clothes sometimes? https://t.co/ItswHOaBUd

— Hannah Orenstein (@hannahorens) July 13, 2017

Think Vogue is a bit confused on what gender fluidity is! Wearing your gf's T-shirt does not make you gender fluid https://t.co/5yvh8FmUky pic.twitter.com/yPADJDwvPV

— Colette Fahy (@colettefahy_) July 13, 2017

Hi unless I'm missing something these celebs aren't gender fluid they're just sharing clothes? https://t.co/S5OJ1IOKli

— Eliel Cruz-Lopez (@elielcruz) July 13, 2017

This was done by @YSL successfully in 1966 when woman wore the tuxedo. Also Marlene Dietrich Was Trail Blazing wearing a men's top hat & tux https://t.co/lBi2CCoeSg

— Miss Fame (@MissFameNYC) July 14, 2017

I'm watching a rerun of Sex and the City loving this gender fluidity am I right

— Ira Madison III (@ira) July 13, 2017

This is honestly so disrespectful to people who are ACTUALLY gender fluid @voguemagazine delete this pic.twitter.com/RWTYaVnE6L

— ♡owen♡ (@xowenm) July 13, 2017

straight cis couple shares clothes, Vogue declares them gender fluid. Teen Vogue is gonna have to clean this one up for Mama Vogue. pic.twitter.com/0VdVKadBbq

— Molly Priddy (@mollypriddy) July 13, 2017