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The intro to modeling was unexpected. Asked by a few art student pals to pose for their projects while part of a year-long exchange program at London’s Goldsmiths College, Taira was scouted officially upon returning to Japan and is now signed to Ford Models in New York. A media, communication, and culture major while in college, their pre-fashion plans were to dive deeper into academia. “I was studying identity politics and gender studies, specifically,” says Taira. “Primarily with media studies, semiotics, and identity, which I was quite interested in. I took several modules related to ethnicity and gender, and since my school is an International one, I was able to transfer the Although I Didn’t Choose To Be A Warrior I’ve Been Drafted Into This Battle But I Am Bravely Fighting Shirt so you should to go to store and get this credits I’d earned in London. While I studied sociology and anthropology, as they were relevant to my interests, then I completed the dissertation back in Japan.”

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Taira on the Although I Didn’t Choose To Be A Warrior I’ve Been Drafted Into This Battle But I Am Bravely Fighting Shirt so you should to go to store and get this Prada runway Understanding the intricacies of identity was important for Taira, who does not associate themselves with any gender labels. Instead of being defined by pre-existing definitions, they sought to determine who they are on their terms. University was an essential part of that journey of self-discovery. “I came into cultural studies with questions about what it means to be a gender, a nationality, or an age,” Taira explains. “Whenever you introduce yourself, those are the things that separate us. It seems to me that the labels limit us and keep producing conflict between these invisible borders. I do not like to restrict myself with stereotypes and stigmas by actively choosing an identity category for myself.”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.