A man named Harry Styles took his name in an unfortunately odd but literal way and posed in a woman’s dress, showing off his chest wisps on the front of a women’s fashion magazine. This being 2020, the story couldn’t simply end with an unsightly man in drag. It had to become something bigger.

For some self-styled avant-garde celebrities, this was a transgressive act that needed celebrating. “Our whole lives boys and men are told we need to be manly,” actor Zach Braff huffed. “Life is short. Be whatever the f— you want to be.”