Celeste Scott, inspired by her experience with acne scaring, offers a message of solidarity for people of color, recognizing the complex ways in which race and trauma intersect.
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We try to celebrate women every day, but given a designated time for such reflections, DRØME took some time to come together and celebrate strong women; those of the past as well as each other, as we are now.
Artists Shamshawan Scott and Alexa Mareka sit down to chat collaboration, friendship, and colors.
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In the first part of our series on Expectations, Kat Danziger explores what our current culture around digital sex education looks like.
We hung out with Brandon Flynn—of the hit TV series 13 Reasons Why—who is making a name for himself by shooting down stereotypes with an optimistic vision for the future.
Sofia Colvin’s visceral photography warps the familiar into something otherworldly.
![[I AM] MelianJ's Mission to Inspire Creativity](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582676fcbe6594017e869966/1511743249685-D5S6MPJHL509OY29KC0T/girl+final+cover.jpg)
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".
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.
Simone Thompson is making a Public Service Announcement—photographing artists and asking them about their impact on the communities they are a part of. This installment of her series features NYC based jewelry designer Sade Mims.
Photographer Ben Bibriesca successfully expands on and explores the nuances of queer identity and narratives through his work.
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MaryV Benoit is in love with Chella, who is currently in the processing of a FTM transition. Camera in hand, MaryV began documenting the whole process as a therapeutic tool for both of them. Consisting of photographs, videos, and documents like love letters, Gender Documentation is an intimate look into one couple's shared experience of transitioning.
Korean-Australian Photographer Sophie Hur stumbled upon photography as she was studying to become an actor. This month, Hur has launched a new photo series examining female identity through intimate portraits and interviews with women she admires.
Challenging pre-existing notions of perversity, Polish artist Pat Dudek's latest project Milkbaby re-frames queer intimacy in a romantic light.
Raw, real, and relatable. Qualities that make Brooklyn-based photographer, Amanda Picotte’s compelling images a welcome alternative to mainstream fashion photography.
24-year-old gay models, writers, entrepreneurs, leaders in the LGBTQ+ community, and lovable goofballs Michael and Zach Zakar are known not only for their identical good looks but for trailblazing a path forward for queer people who come from Near and Middle Eastern cultures.