“The retailer is the latest to embrace gender-defying fashion.”
Folks, this doesn’t defy anything. This clothing line consists of items you could obtain, without patting yourself on the back for genderforwardness, by shopping at Hanes.com. 
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What I’m waiting for is Business Casual Ungendered Work Slacks in which the waist fits and I don’t have to cut a foot of fabric off the bottom. This will be a huge boon for my particular subgroup: short rectangular women with no perceivable waistline. I wear men’s Levi’s, but that’s not an option for work slacks.
Sadly, fashion that actually fits short people is a step too far for even the most forward-thinking fashion house.
Also I have to make a word-nerd comment that will conclusively identify me as an old fart, but when did “drop” start meaning “add”? I read the headline to mean Zara had a genderless clothing line, which they ultimately decided not to carry, and thus dropped it.
Thought Snax 
I thought the same thing about, “drop” but I suspect it’s fashion/design industry talk. And short pants. I’m not patient enough to cut and hem anymore and I’ve never been one to pay for someone else to do it. My solution: pants that are supposed to be “ankle-length” on other people are sometimes perfect for me. Giving away how much I spend on clothes, I found perfect ‘business” pants at Target this month…
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