Dapperq style ungendering fashion
Dolce Vita, Anita,
Dapperq style ungendering fashion Anita Dolce Vita, photography by The Street Sensei - 174 Seiten Illustrationen
"Visibility, Belonging, and Liberation are some of the style themes explored and celebrated with extraordinary fashion photography by editor-in-chief of leading queer style magazine dapperQ Anita Dolce Vita, who envisions a world where everyone can be comfortable expressing their style however they choose"--
Fashion plays a significant role in the construction of identity. How we style our clothing and adorn our bodies sends a message not only about who we are as individuals, but the norms and values of communities, cultures, and societies across the world. For too long, mainstream Western fashion has promoted unattainable beauty standards and restrictive binaries as a means of social control. As editor-in-chief of leading queer style magazine dapperQ, Anita Dolce Vita has provided a platform that transcends these rigid, exclusionary, and oppressive fashion rules, inspiring people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender presentations to think differently about both queer fashion and beauty as art and visual activism and ultimately have a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with style. She believes that fashion should reflect who we are and values such as visibility, belonging, and liberation. In this refreshing style book, she shows that, no matter your gender identity, race, body size, ability, age, or style, queer fashion is for everyone.
9780062986214
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Dapperq style ungendering fashion Anita Dolce Vita, photography by The Street Sensei - 174 Seiten Illustrationen
"Visibility, Belonging, and Liberation are some of the style themes explored and celebrated with extraordinary fashion photography by editor-in-chief of leading queer style magazine dapperQ Anita Dolce Vita, who envisions a world where everyone can be comfortable expressing their style however they choose"--
Fashion plays a significant role in the construction of identity. How we style our clothing and adorn our bodies sends a message not only about who we are as individuals, but the norms and values of communities, cultures, and societies across the world. For too long, mainstream Western fashion has promoted unattainable beauty standards and restrictive binaries as a means of social control. As editor-in-chief of leading queer style magazine dapperQ, Anita Dolce Vita has provided a platform that transcends these rigid, exclusionary, and oppressive fashion rules, inspiring people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender presentations to think differently about both queer fashion and beauty as art and visual activism and ultimately have a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with style. She believes that fashion should reflect who we are and values such as visibility, belonging, and liberation. In this refreshing style book, she shows that, no matter your gender identity, race, body size, ability, age, or style, queer fashion is for everyone.
9780062986214
Mode