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FEATURED VOICES
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Sadie Fox: Queer Fashion
As a queer woman, my style is one of the most important things to my identity. In my teenage years, it was confusing at times to figure out how to accurately represent my sexuality and gender (especially in my primarily conservative hometown).
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Eloiza Sanchez: Queer Fashion
I’d like to say that our clothes don’t define who we are, they are just an extension of us. But that's not entirely true. What I put out into the world is what I decide I want to be perceived as. To some of us it's a conscious and loud decision and to others, it's something quiet and more self preserved, an inkling to others of who you are but a silent but strong recognition to yourself.
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