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Jaden Smith's Gender Fluidity
Known for his gender fluidity, many expect to see Jaden Smith’s 2016 fashion statement to be focused on dresses and skirts.

But that’s not entirely the case. Though Jaden Smith’s 2016 career is soaring, he is still a kid in some ways. Which is why he’s busy hanging out with his friends last week in Los Angeles, doing what boys do.

He showed off his serious skateboarding skills. The 17 year old didn’t hesitate on showing some skills. However, according to Just Jared Jr, he was harrassed by the paparazzi. In returen, he took his own camera and took pictures of them instead. He didn’t sport the occasional black skirt. It’s not a fitting outfit for skateboarding. But he did seem to be wearing some sort of black stretchy leggings.

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