Vogue has apologised for writing that Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid were “embracing gender fluidity” by sharing clothes.
The magazine admitted it “missed the mark” as it faced a backlash online over its cover story about the former One Direction singer and his American model girlfriend. The couple spoke about borrowing each other’s T-shirts in an interview, in which Vogue described them as “part of a new generation embracing gender fluidity“.
Many on social media pointed out the term typically refers to people who do not identify as male or female.
