Genderless fashion blurs lines on runway

Menswear or womenswear - who cares? Genderless fashion is the buzzword for many of today's top designers, highlighted at the recent London Fashion Week by a string of androgynous touches on the runway.

From Christopher Kane's heavy, dark, asymmetric tailoring to Burberry's parade of male and female models in military overcoats and aviator jackets, masculine styling repeatedly stood out in the women's fall/winter collections.

It's not just in London where designers are experimenting with preconceptions about gender and identity.