“I sat there staring at my laptop screen soaking in the news that my love of flirty summer dresses, brightly hued tights, wine-colored lipstick and smiling radiantly in photos made me invisible to those I wanted most to be seen by. I thought I had to make a choice between authenticity and visibility.”
This is a collection of some of the cutest, trendiest swimsuits available this season in multiple style categories and cut options in each to cater to different body types. I’ll also be showing off some of my favorite suits!
Transformative. Powerful. Restorative. Life-changing. These are some of the words A-Campers used to describe the Body Posi Plus Size Party we hosted with ModCloth and Mary Lambert at A-Camp X.
Sporty? Flirty? Femme? Whatever your underwear vibe is, bralettes are here for you, and they’re SO COMFORTABLE.
More often than not growing up, my closet was my salvation.
‘Tis the season to get cute and cozy.
What to wear when you don’t want to channel Leather Mommi Barbie.
Escape the tyranny of waistbands in these extra long tee- and sweatshirts.
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.
My nails may contribute to the erasure of my queer identity, but they represent a departure from following other people’s rules — and instead listening to my own voice.
When I came out as trans, I felt like I needed to be high femme. These days, I’d rather just be me.
There are some adorable outwear options for tomboys, too.
I thought I’d talk on a granular level about living in my particular body. And then, if you wanted to, you could do the same.
With a sewing machine and a little patience, you can make a swimsuit to fit both your gender and your body.
Things get weird for this one year anniversary of What I Wore!
Check out what AS readers are wearing and doing now that winter is finally behind us.
If you’ve been eyeing these underthings that are everywhere right now, boi, do I have some treats for you.
“This was going to be my last interaction with the heterosexual agenda for an entire week and I needed to keep my eye on the prize.”
Let’s Get Weird is a judgement-free place to talk about fashion and feelings.
What I wore to the craft brewery, running errands, and getting my oil changed!
