"transgressive attitudes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to attitudes or behaviors that reject or go beyond the accepted conventions of society. For example: "The author's transgressive attitudes towards gender roles is evident in their writing."
The power of the brand is also tied up in its transgressive attitude.
Add a cap with big-cat ears and glasses with furry frames and this look requires a bold, even transgressive, attitude.
Parisian chic, French elegance and a transgressive attitude has always been part of that, but what has always been important to me is to bring the story forward without losing track of the immensity of the heritage..."....
Such fan loyalty is all the more impressive given that Wolf is an artist who defies easy categorisation, both in his music (which splices folk, classical and electro-pop) and in his transgressive attitude to socially prescribed gender roles.
Funny, then, that I now find myself one of thousands of spirited if not slightly jaded temporary expats in Berlin, pessimistic as to whether we'll be granted entry to temporary temples of self-expression, some of which have a truly transgressive attitude that'd curl the toes of anyone who's ever filled out a health and safety risk assessment form.
The "alternative" definition refers to the genre's distinction from mainstream rock music, expressed primarily in a distorted guitar sound, subversive and/or transgressive lyrics and generally a nonchalant, defiant attitude.
It shouldn't fall to famous people to define our social attitudes but, simply, visibility matters: if it is not seen as outrageous or transgressive that the star of Twilight will hold hands with her girlfriend in the street, then that, in a very small way, reinforces the normality of it.
"Fat Camp," directed by Casey Hushion, borrows some of its satiric attitude from "Glee," and a few of the songs take a funny, mildly transgressive approach to the subject of overweight youngsters.
These bands (which included Spandau Ballet, Culture Club and Duran Duran) modeled their looks, attitudes and music after the inimitable Ziggy Stardust (just one of many personas that the deliberately transgressive artist adopted over the years).
Does it feel transgressive?
Her ultimate transgressive idea?
