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recently I wore some of those trousers with the wide non form fitting legs   and added small heeled boots. 10/10 would recommend I felt very high fashion. looked masc but was making the femme click clack heel sound.

basic loungy outfits can be made 100% more queer by adding colour. srsly jeans with a nice tshirt is queer as fuck if the jeans are orange.

wearing the femmest outfit possible, long skirt, cute blouse, etc. becomes a power move when you do so without a single shred of makeup. bonus if your hair is short. bonus if it’s not a pixie. bonus if your shoes are stompy

find all your Statement Pieces. wear them together. voila.

we all know about suspenders. now put them where they don’t belong. attach them to skirts. attach them to your trousers but leave them hanging

literally just wear stuff you think looks rad because if you enjoy both masculine and feminine clothing styles it naturally follows the stuff you think looks rad together will end up being genderfuck

embrace alternative fashion/weird charity shop finds/vintage/stuff that breaks fashion rules even if its ‘technically’ femme/masc. part of fitting into gender roles is wearing mainstream and current femme/masc clothes because gender roles and their associated accepted dress are always shifting so anything that differs from that is automatically subversive.

billowy shirts. undo them as much as you’re comfortable with. somewhat obvious but the howl’s moving castle vibes are v strong. am I a femme arts student or a dashing masc pirate type? who knows. 

floral patterns feel a billion times more masc if the colours are bold. 

personally after I stopped wearing makeup I felt I lot more able to just be like huh. that’s my face. and feel kinda triumphant  in the ugly parts of it and just be unabashedly weird. and if that’s not genderfuck idk what is. same w not shaving my legs tbh. I enjoy just existing.

that said if you do like makeup, using just (just. no foundation or shit) eyeshadow or just lipstick? also a power move. 

If you go for the classic dapper style of androgynous presentation but want something closer to androgynous than just weird masc, try adding a soft girly jumper to your manly trousers and etc.

adding an emphasis to your natural waist to a masc outfit (with a belt or something) is a good way to feminise it and vice versa with emphasising a dropped waist in a femme outfit to bring attention away from your smaller natural one (again with a belt or maybe low waisted trousers)

long coats are very good I feel my most formless and inexplicable when my outer layer goes straight past my knees.

Some other androgynous styles I like:

• Not shaving underarms and wearing lacey tank tops

• Wearing makeup but contouring to appear more masculine

• Shaving the sides of your hair but growing the rest really long

• If afab, binding your chest when wearing a dress or other high-fem outfit

• Makeup for creative, not gender-related things. Put glitter and fake freckles and purple eyebrows and shit

• Super masc clothes with makeup, painted nails, and fem jewelry

thanksgiving 2006 - ocean vuong (night sky with exit wounds)

american arithmetic - natalie diaz (postcolonial love poem)

roses/lotus/violet/iris - hayley williams

saying your names - richard siken

If you’re a university student specifically:

- use your library search site, you’ll get access to a whole bunch of articles with your university log in. Most sites will have an “institution login” button to get access to the article you’re looking at but that never has ever worked for me. Copy paste the title into your uni’s library, and about 70% of the time it pops right on up.

- it seems dumb and obvious, but if the paper is assigned for class and you can’t find it online, look in your resources folder in the class site.

- Again, seems obvious, but ask your teacher if they have the article. Most professors would be estatically delighted they have a singular student actually interested in the topic they are teaching (no seriously, they would be). They might have it saved, have personal access to download it for you, know the person who wrote it and can get it for you, or know of 4 more articles to send you to use instead. Plus, it will make you more memorable when you’re desperate for letters of recommendation

For everyone:

- RESEARCHGATE!!!! Go make an account right this second I swear it is so worth it. It has so much research, you can follow researchers, and you can download the papers right there OR request access from the authors. Its basically social media for researchers. Plus I used it to stalk potential grad advisors to see what stuff they are truly into and not just what their outdated lab bio says.

- now this ones super obvious, but I forget so often: Google scholar. Type in the title and 50% of the time you get lucky and there’s a pdf version listed right there

My method of finding an article is

1. Find then article

2. Does unpaywall have access? No?

3. Is it on ResearchGate? Surprisingly no? Or no full access?

4. Check university library. Probably got access by now. If not?

5. Look it up on Google scholar to see if there’s a pdf. Still no access?

6. Copy paste into straight Google and see if any of the links has access. Probably not, but I’ve gotten super lucky once lol. This is a last ditch effort though when your paper is due immediately.

 For example if a wanted to make a cartoon character realistic and use a real person for reference or to edit the photo to look like them?

https://generated.photos/faces

This site probably has what you’re looking for!

Look at what you can sort by!

We toss out over 80 pounds of textiles each year. These textiles are often made of plastic materials (polyester, nylon), made in unethical conditions, dyed with harsh dyes that often get put into the rivers, etc. Even a single cotton shirt releases carbon emissions and uses tons of water. 

So the best thing to prevent the unsustainable growth of the fashion industry is to make sure that your clothing lasts as long as possible. To do so, mending clothing is a must. So here are some resources to help you learn how to do various things, such as sewing a button, to tailoring clothes, or even upcycling old clothing into new styles. 

* How to sew on three different types of button

* How to hand sew on a patch on a torn pair of jeans

* How to sew up a hole in an old shirt

* How to sew a simple T-shirt

* How to upcycle old clothing into new clothing

* More upcycle and sewing techniques

* How to repair a damaged sock

* How to do an invisible stitch

* 3 different stitches to work with for different results

* How to make a T-shirt smaller so it fits you better

* How to make repairs to your shoes

These are just a few of the things that you can do in order to make sure that your clothing lasts for a long time. Nobody wants to keep buying new clothing, as it is expensive and wasteful.