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: Her work examines how corporate marketing—especially in toys and clothing—has reinforced a strict gender binary that makes girlhood feel more restrictive than it once was.

: Davis suggests that the goal is a world where girls can navigate interests and styles without needing a specific label to justify "defying" gender expectations. 2. Lisa Manoban : Redefining the K-Pop Aesthetic Tomboy Lisa

In her book Tomboy: The Surprising History and Future of Girls Who Dare to Be Different , Lisa Selin Davis explores how the label "tomboy" has evolved from a 19th-century health ideal to a complex modern identity. : Her work examines how corporate marketing—especially in