Cooo-eeee! Anyone Homo?

Is it a Boy?  Is it a Girl?

A Dutch retail chain HEMA has hired a guy, Andrej Pejic, to hawk their lingerie products.

Fuck, if it can give a guy a pair of knockers, surely it will work for us, right Bitches?

HEMA has sent shockwaves through the world of fashion by using male model Andrej Pejic in its latest lingerie campaign.

The androgynous 20-year-old promotes the discount store’s new ‘Mega Push-Up Bra’ in a series of adverts that have shocked even the super liberal Netherlands.

The pouty star is pictured in two figure-hugging women’s dresses which flaunt the shapely curves the bra promises to deliver.  Gives you two extra cups!

The controversial campaign has set tongues wagging on social networking sites, with the topic trending on Twitter just hours after the adverts were released.

One user tweeted: “That HEMA campaign is brilliant: Andrej Pejic sporting a push-up bra?!

“If a man looks good in that bra, it must be good stuff.”

Another added: “Andrej Pejic is the prettiest man woman known to man.”

Good shite indeed.

The Bosnian’s androgynous good looks have made him one of the in-demand models of the moment.

Lea T Exposed!

The androgynous look has always been quite a feature in the Fashion industry.

Boys who look like girls; girls who look like boys  But the latest modelling star to come out of Brazil is not like the others.

It's Lea T.

Yes, she's had her fair share of high-profile fashion campaigns including Givenchy, Vanity Fair and she's also lately posed nude in French Vogue with one hand cupped over her crotch.  But the startlingly beautiful 28 year old brunette with chiselled cheekbones and svelte figure, was actually born (and still is) a man.

“One night Tisci encouraged me to wear pumps to a party,” she recalled in French Vogue. “We went shopping for ‘drag queen’ shoes and we bleached my eyebrows. It was a revelation.”

Leandro Cerezo, the son of soccer star Toninho Cerezo is planning to have a full sex change this year.

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