Rebirth Garments is paving the way forward for trans, genderqueer, and disability-specific needs in clothing by creating a business and art practice that is mindful of all bodies.
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"When someone feels connected to the wearable pieces that I make, I hope that they feel excited to showcase the body, to transgress the need to cover, change, or silence the bodily form."
The multi-disciplinary artist's latest series is a collection of works exploring the mysteries of human development and our hazy embryonic memories.
Dress Code is a photo-interview series exploring identity and personal narrative through fashion, style, and self-expression. This installment features Bianca Valle, an artist living and working in New York.
Featuring garments that present striking lines and textures, Sidjimoski's graduate collection, Liminal Lines, is fashioned out of pieces straddling the line between masculine and feminine.
DRØME worked in collaboration with iconic vintage store Screaming Mimis to carve out a space for sustainable fashion as a form of rebellion against the destructive mainstream fashion industry.
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Designer Zoe Whalen discusses her first NYFW show, Morris, and the inspiration for its unique pastel aesthetic.
Dress Code is a new photo-interview series exploring identity and personal narrative through fashion, style, and self-expression. This installment features Ziggy Mack Johnson, 21-year-old fashion influencer from Brooklyn, NY.
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Check out the latest apparel collection from designer and creative MelianJ, as shot by Jasper Soloff, and read her thoughts on creativity, inspiration, and the economics of "clout".
Photographer Rebekah Campbell imbues her fashion portraits with her own personal fantasies of youth and female empowerment.
Dress Code is a new photo-interview series exploring identity and personal narrative through fashion, style, and self-expression. This installment features Lennox Bishop, an artist and student living in Los Angeles.
Maya Fuhr draws inspiration from classic Italian cinema to photograph a collaborative collection of swimwear celebrating the biodiversity and history of the Mediterranean.
Featuring bright colors, profane language, and genderless styles, Vancouver based designer Lillea Goian is promoting a narrative of inclusivity with her brand, PROFANITY.
Bibiana González and Iñaki Martínez are reclaiming the term "Puta" to promote sexual freedom and empowerment with their fierce clothing brand.
Gender-free fashion designer MI Leggett discusses the importance of experimenting with style.
Dress Code is a new photo-interview series exploring identity and personal narrative through fashion, style, and self-expression. This installment features 20-year-old Easton Payne, a dancer and choreographer based in NYC.
Dress Code is a new photo-interview series exploring identity and personal narrative through fashion, style, and self-expression. This installment features Jeffrey Scott, a self-described "aesthetic ho" living in New York.
Dress Code is a new photo-interview series exploring identity and personal narrative through fashion, style, and self-expression. This installment features Lexacon, a drag artist based in NYC.
This past weekend saw the return of one of Brooklyn’s biggest drag festivals, Bushwig. A two-day Drag extravaganza established in 2012 by Brooklyn Queens Horrorchata and Babes Trust, Bushwig featured performers from all over the world, as well as incredible artists, music, and food.
On September 14th, hundreds of queers gathered at The Brooklyn Museum for dapperQ’s 4th annual NYFW show, R/Evolution. The largest presentation of queer and nonconforming fashion in New York, R/Evolution celebrated queer and non-binary ingenuity and highlighted the intersection of gender nonconformity alongside race, ethnicity, and culture.