Being a Black Dandy isn’t just about a perfectly placed pocket square, or a crease so sharp it could kill a man. It’s a declaration of our being here, and our refusal to be erased.
Ahead of the Met Gala, Zach Stafford reflects on the history of The Black Dandy, the legacy of André Leon Talley, and what it means to cover the Oscars of Fashion.
By peering into a few queer and women-centered tattoo shops in New York City, a picture emerges of a newly developing scene uplifting femininity and queerness.
Consider this your guide to finding some color and cheer in these trying times — you deserve it!
“I want to get all my queer and trans people feeling as good as they can and very proudly be able to present themselves in defiance.”
Chappell’s 2024 VMAs looks have unseated the number one spot.
“We have the feel, we have all these trans women working in this beautiful space, but it’s also technical. We’re not just smoke and mirrors, we’re not just branding. There’s something behind this.”
Introducing our first line of gay underwear: dyke briefs, dolls tangas, bottom boxers and so much more
The line from Elizabeth Taylor to Chappell Roan’s iconic blue eyeshadow is actually pretty direct.
From Sappho’s violets to monocles to bandanas in your back pocket, queer women have long used fashion as a signal to find their community.
“The problem is I’m having a hard time adapting his boat lovin’, chill dude style to my tits and ass.”
Challengers. Tove Lo. Climate Crisis. Welcome to the summer of sweat.
Known for her queer pop anthems as much as for her drag-inspired looks, this past year has seen Chappell Roan evolve her style with a decidedly 80s twang.
I hope to help all my masculine friends out there in finding new content to inspire them.
Perfection is out. Being transparent about using filters and Photoshop is in.
The goal with queer Tenniscore is to look like you could seamlessly transition from being courtside to being at the gay club/party.
It’s the Met! And you know what that means! It’s time to look upon hot queers, poke a some fun at celebrity culture, and give flowers the designers, culture workers, and glam teams that make this topsy-turvy fashion world go ’round.
Most days I just go full dyke and wear them with a tee shirt and Toms, but I will also pair them with a cute floral top and ballet flats.
Invest in a big-buckled belt and get ready to break some hearts!
Channel the late-90s/early-2000s lesbian looks of Drive-Away Dolls!