People always get into heated debates about Grell in 'Black Butler', and honestly I love that about the fandom — it keeps the conversation alive. In the anime, Grell Sutcliff presents flamboyantly feminine: long red hair, red lipstick, high heels, and a very theatrical demeanour. The show and many of Grell's scenes lean into she/her language and a female presentation, so if you only watch the anime you'd naturally think Grell is female.
That said, digging into the source material and creator notes paints a clearer picture. Grell is biologically male in the original canon and is often described that way in official guides, but personality and self-presentation are deliberately over-the-top and gender-nonconforming. For me, that blend is what makes Grell so memorable — a character who refuses to fit into neat boxes and instead performs identity with a wink and a chainsaw. I still grin whenever Grell sashays on screen, regardless of labels.