Anonymous asked: you should do something on dry/raw and selvedge denim! dry denim was the first thing i wore that got me into menswear, and i've never looked back.

Love it! Anyone up for the task? Email me: sonia@qwearfashion.com. There are so many things we want to cover, and this queer can’t do it all! See all the topics here.

Are you wise with the words/ the owner of too many shoes/ great at stalking queer celebrities? Guest blogging for Qwear might be for you!

(Thanks, fotorama.com.ua)

You could be the new gay expert on topics such as:

Cultural appropriation in fashion: We need someone to discuss this humorously and with examples so that everyone can know which patterns and styles are best avoided in mainstream stores.

Transfeminine dyke style suggestions and tips, in particular for those with larger builds.

Femme shoes and levels of formality! Annnnnd go

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Email proposals for these topics or ideas of your own to me (Sonia) at sonia@qwearfashion.com. Wheee!

Anonymous asked: Quick tip. I found an interesting solution to the problem of men's clothing being too large that I don't think I've seen on Qwear: buy online from Asian countries. In men's clothes, an Asian medium is an American XS. The shipping is expensive (and not great for the environment), but besides that it's pretty sweet. As a side note, your blog is awesome and has made me confident that I can dress myself in the morning without looking like a 12 year old. Thanks!

This is really awesome!! I’ve never written about it because I know so little about these brands. Anyone want to do a round-up of recommended men’s clothes from Asia for a guest post? Email me: sonia@qwearfashion.com

More guest blogger topics on the contribute page! 

Wanna increase your blogger street cred? We are looking for fashionistas with unique experiences to share with the Qwear community! Topics of interest are:

1. Are you gender fluid, or do you love fucking with gender? How do you balance budget and wardrobe size when buying clothes across the gender spectrum?

2. Transfeminine dyke style suggestions and tips, in particular for those with larger builds.

3. Are you an expert thrifter? Give us your scoop on thrifting and filling out your wardrobe in a socially conscious way.

4. Queer make-up tutorial (liquid black cat-eye liner, anyone?)

5. Personal account from a masculine presenting female assigned person of color, and experiences within your community around gender presentation and style

6. Queers who move: Did you move to a new place and develop a new style from doing so? What were the styles of your previous place vs. new one, and how did the queer scene around you affect it?

7. Personal account from a straight identified woman with a love for menswear and/or dressing androgynously

Send proposals for these topics or ideas of your own to Sonia at oram.sonia@gmail. Even more awesome if you can include a writing sample or link to something you wrote. I’m excited to hear from you!