Tapping into the gender-neutral movement, Tootsa MacGinty is an award-winning, unisex clothing brand for kids. Pioneering a shift in parenting styles, it's one in a number of brands clothing tomorrow's generation. But could it also be a nod towards the future of kids’ retail?

Menswear and womenswear is out; androgyny is in. Whether you’re L, G, B, T, Q or heteronormative, Sharpe Suiting tailors to bodies, not genders. As the brand blazes a trail, will others follow suit? Are we on the brink of a fashion revolution?

We’ve seen gender neutral toys, clothes and names, and now children’s bedrooms can be gender neutral too. As Target moves into a more gender neutral store format, it’s also rethinking what it’s actually selling to parents. Shelves will no longer be divided into pink princess dolls or blue trucks.

The popularity of people like Caitlyn Jenner and Laverne Cox is symbolic of the fact that gender fluidity is the civil rights issue of the modern day – and it's the next to lay claim to the public bathroom. Pressure is mounting for the likes of shopping centres and restaurants to adapt accordingly.