Mark Bryan moved from Texas to a town near Schwäbisch Hall, Germany, in 2010. There, he works as a mechanical engineer in robotics, coaches a local American football team, and is a father and grandfather with more than ten years of marriage under his belt.
Nothing in that profile hints at what comes next: pleated skirts with stiletto heels, colors that scream, all paired with ties and impeccably tailored blazers. Mark blends both worlds as if they had always belonged together, and that combination made him a reference in genderless fashion.
There is no costume or character. He is the same man who checks robotics parts during the week and shouts instructions on the field on weekends. For him, clothing simply stopped having a gender.
