Jaden Smith's career has been cemented on gender fluidity. Now, the son of the power couple Will and Jada Pinket-Smith is being called a model for a new generation.
Danielle Moodie-Millks identified Jaden Smith's behavior as indicators of "a growing black liberalism that challenges white American status quo." In an article from The Root, she explains that Jaden and his sister Willow Smith gives off an aura that they are free to do whatever they please. Jada Pinkett-Smith told US Magazine that she's not a conventional mother. Her children, however, are free to express themselves through their clothes, hair and music to a certain degree.
Which is why Jaden Smith loves to experiments with dresses and skirts. His take on gender fluidity has already earned him a career in fashion. Back in January, he was highlighted as the face of Louis Vuitton and he can be seen wearing the brand's skirt in several magazines.
JobsNHire previously wrote about Jaden Smith's choice of career. Why did he choose this type of career? The Bet has it that Jaden Smith's 2016 career is about rejecting traditional gender roles. And he's not being burned down by the industry because of his choices at all. Jaden Smith is one of the most exciting rising stars in the business.
He was known for being the son of a high profile couple. But now he's making it in the world with his own expression and tastes. Not everyone has the liberty or courage to do that.
While his fashion career is soaring, he's also getting back into acting in a new 1970's series called "The Get Down." Jaden plays a graffiti writer named Dizzee in the Vogue feature 13-episode series. The world continues to witness Jaden Smith's 2016 career unfold.
