Gender Free World’s cuts accommodate large hips, busts, and more — not because they want a world without gender, but because they don’t think your gender should restrict your fashion choices.
“Mom in the streets, Mimi from rent in the sheets”
For Halloween or for every day, here’s how to stitch up a look inspired by your favorite fictional queer women.
Most of my button-downs come from the men’s section, so they’re not made for busts like mine. Luckily, with practice and perseverance, I’ve figured a few things out.
Do you like sex? Do you like awesome minimalist jewelry? I have some news for you!
By now you’re familiar with early 20th Century writer, photographer, traveler, and all-around superbabe Annemarie Schwarzenbach. Hmm, you may be thinking, do I want her, or do I want to be her? If the latter is at least part of your answer, you’re in luck.
A bunch of everyday items for clueless queers like me who want to feel confident, look cute, and — most importantly — be comfy.
Binding for the first time can be exciting and confusing; here are some tips!
From a Texas Tuxedo to full-on sapphic circus garb, here’s what you’ll need.
What’s your look for the season ahead? Bad in plaid? Leather mommi? Comfort connoisseur?
Here’s how to find a fragrance that fits who you are, even when you don’t fit neatly into marketers’ boxes.
Trousers, jeans, and shorts that fit your body and your gender.
Is Kristin the kind of person who makes her own granola? Only one way to find out!
This year dapperQ took over the Brooklyn Museum with hundreds of queers to host the largest representation of LGBTQ designers and celebration of our bodies at New York Fashion Week.
Super cute flats, sandals, and pumps up to at least a size 13.
(Without camping outside a Supreme store.)
Annie Clark takes things I think I’d never wear in a million years and suddenly, I need them.
By choosing Laverne Cox as a brand ambassador, Beyoncé is turning the spotlight onto her black, queer supporters, and allowing us to be seen.
In a scary time in the U.S. as a queer trans non-binary brown child of immigrants with mental illness, fashion gives me back a measure of control.
Getting a tattoo is exciting. But don’t get so excited that you lose sight of a few important things.