Gender neutral followers of Erros have often wondered why this budding designer has meagerly featured women in his increasing line of collections. Time and again whenever a new collection is presented in print and on the runways, Erros' men seemed to outshine their feminine counter to such an iniquitous degree to perhaps ignite an ire to feminists movement's response to the putatively patriarchal strands in the dominant culture. “ I admit I am a bit partial to hiring male models to showcase my runway collection,” Erros acknowledged when queried, “ maybe due to economic reasons (female models are paid twice if not three times as much as male models) but when you try to scrutinize my creations, most if not all of them are 'ambigender' - either have no gender value, or have some aspects generally attributed to the opposite sex. I guess I am merely echoing what is a current trend in fashion-that which favors the androgynous look and how outward androgyny is widely used as a fashion statement. When a client choose to wear my accoutrement and/or an appurtenance, whether its a man or a woman, that person will feel desirable as what every woman be found wanting whilst self assured and assertive as every man aspires to be.” Certainly, whatever Erros brings into the mix, women who had the pleasure of donning his handiwork admittedly felt empowered and formidably hearty, just as what he exultantly envisioned his present-day cutting-edge heroine would be.
