Meet the heterosexual man who wears heels and skirts to the office, shuns trousers and says his wardrobe is 50 per cent women's clothing and his wife "doesn't mind".
Mark Bryan, 63, proudly dons women's skirts and heels to his day job and says the only time he's not wearing heels is "on the football pitch".
Originally from Dallas, Texas, US, Mark, who prides himself on his 'hybrid' style, now lives in Crailsheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
Mark's eclectic dress sense came about after he became "bored" with traditional male clothing in 2015.
He was supported by his wife who even helps him pick out outfits during weekend shopping trips.
Mark, a robotics engineer, said: "I see clothes as genderless, and I love the freedom I get from being able to wear both men's and women's clothes.
"I first started exploring with my style when shopping with my wife and she suggested 'why don't we look at dresses and skirts?'
"After 20 years of wearing a suit and tie, I'd gotten bored.
"June 2015, I started wearing high heels with pant suits into the office.
"I paired some red pumps with a red tie and never looked back.
"My colleagues joked 'one day Mark is going to wear a dress' but little did they know that I would in 2018.
"People are so ingrained that certain garments are for men and others are for women and when you cross that line, then you're gay.
"I'm a straight, cis man and how I dress has nothing to do with sexuality.
''I love wearing what I wear."
Mark Bryan, 63, proudly dons women's skirts and heels to his day job and says the only time he's not wearing heels is "on the football pitch".
Originally from Dallas, Texas, US, Mark, who prides himself on his 'hybrid' style, now lives in Crailsheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
Mark's eclectic dress sense came about after he became "bored" with traditional male clothing in 2015.
He was supported by his wife who even helps him pick out outfits during weekend shopping trips.
Mark, a robotics engineer, said: "I see clothes as genderless, and I love the freedom I get from being able to wear both men's and women's clothes.
"I first started exploring with my style when shopping with my wife and she suggested 'why don't we look at dresses and skirts?'
"After 20 years of wearing a suit and tie, I'd gotten bored.
"June 2015, I started wearing high heels with pant suits into the office.
"I paired some red pumps with a red tie and never looked back.
"My colleagues joked 'one day Mark is going to wear a dress' but little did they know that I would in 2018.
"People are so ingrained that certain garments are for men and others are for women and when you cross that line, then you're gay.
"I'm a straight, cis man and how I dress has nothing to do with sexuality.
''I love wearing what I wear."
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