"We have very specific ways in which we identify ourselves as man or woman and I think sometimes those can be limiting," French-born Legler says in a video interview for Time magazine . "It would be a lovely place if we didn't necessarily jump to conclusions because someone wants to wear a dress or because someone wants to wear pants."
Legler is first and foremost an art-maker, and points out how this makes her modelling accessible. "I think that's what people are responding to in seeing me on the men's board," she explains. "It speaks to this notion of freedom; there's something really bold about that, that it really is saying, look: there is also this other way, and it's really rad."
