The link leads to the collage of the images. I rearranged them for our purposes, but the images are almost the same. You get the point.

I used to work with kids and they would have these ideas of gender specific clothing lodged into their cute heads at the age of three or so. That’s why I am not surprised that this idea of clothes being gender specific just stays with you unless someone breaks the pattern.

I will tell you kpop fans the same thing I told those toddlers: there are no boys’ or girls’ clothes, there are only clothes. I didn’t say this next thing to the kids, though: open your fucking eyes! It’s not like you need to have a certain body or genitals or chromosomes to wear a piece of fabric or orther material sown or otherwise pieced together.

And that’s why Kai can wear whatever the hell he (or his stylist!) wants.

- BF

source: stfukpop

Pretty much all of SME's shared clothes. Jackets have been passed from SNSD to Super Junior, from Shinee to f(x). No one cares, they are just fucking clothes.