Only a set reminiscent of a Dexter crime scene would suffice in capturing the killer outfits we have for you this quarter.

UMass basketball star comes out, Moroccan women take to the streets, The Monument Quilt takes the nation by force and more!

There are moments when if we can, we want to wear the articles of clothing that bring us close to joy. My suit isn’t that thing, not yet, but it did bring me closer to feeling sane and on top of this thing called adulthood.

Now, I come bearing the ultimate gift: a selflessly and tirelessly compiled list of future Autostraddle Pride meet-ups that has all the information you’ll need to hop on this crazy train of life and ride it right into Hangin’ Out With Cool Strangers Or Maybe Event Old Friends station.

“I almost passed out the first time I bought boy undies. I wish that had been easier. I expected someone to shoot at me. Probably just refuse to sell to me, or laugh, really. But still. Racing heart, whole deal.”

We’ve rounded up a group of New York City’s most stylish androgynous and masculine gender-queer models to show granny how holiday hotness is done — sans the dress.

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boi.

Women’s pro-football team, the New York Sharks are winning in these sideline looks.

Rocking navys and grays in the West Village, we’ve got some stylish dapperQs interpreting the Bespoken Spring 2013 Collection.

Tampons, cat allergies and Orange Is The New Black. Always Orange Is The New Black.

Get ready to think beyond sweaters. We’ve got six models who know that it’s the little things that make the outfit.

“I shouldn’t have to “reclaim” my dapper style. It was all of ours to begin with.” Two essays on dapper from Anita Dolce Vita and Blakeley Calhoun.

Today you can buy “She Keeps Me Warm,” Mary Lambert’s new single, on iTunes. Let’s celebrate by listening together and holding hands, shall we?

From California to Maine, June means Pride. We’ve got a spread that’s full of some handsome dapperQs wearing every color of the rainbow.

Today I want to talk about how to dress for work when it’s super fucking hot outside and you don’t wear dresses.

(After you read this post you will, though.)

In which we kick off our four part wedding series with a little inspiration from DapperQ.

Lauren is a young artist in New York with big plans (and a soft spot for Jenny Schecter).

Do you have to wear a suit to work? Can you wear an approximation of a suit? Here’s how!

We’re hiring Contributing Editors and a new Associate Editor! It’s your big chance to join the weirdest band of weirdos in the history of the queer web!