We’re bringing back the Style Profile with some fresh, updated questions! Each profile offers a glimpse into the vibrant and creative queer styles around the world, featuring three standout looks from an LGBTQIA+ community member and an interview about their unique approach to fashion.

Our goal is twofold: to inspire those who are exploring their personal style and to document how queer individuals continue to shape and redefine fashion for future generations.

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Today we are featuring Tony Dunn from San Antonio Texas. Tony is an energetic and passionate individual with a deep connection to the club and rave scene across Texas. He works full-time in the marketing and public relations industry, while also taking on side projects, including social media management for Bloodbath Studio’s recent METANOIA show. A talented photographer and videographer, Tony enjoys collaborating with fellow Texas-based artists and capturing the essence of San Antonio’s LGBTQ+ nightlife.

Top: Thrifted Tommy Hilfiger
Jewelry: Thrifted
Glasses: Steve Madden

Top: Steven Rhodes
Bottom: Shisty Clothing
Shoes: Zara
All Accessories: Thrifted

Blazer: Falcone (Thrifted)
Belt: Thrifted
Glasses: Steve Madden

Where did you grow up, and where do you live now?

I grew up in Dallas, TX, and moved to San Antonio nearly 10 years ago to pursue my bachelor’s degree in Digital Media and Public Relations. I fell in love with the city so I stayed after graduating. 

What’s something you used to be afraid to wear but now love?

I used to be terrified of wearing anything with a heel—or anything I considered “too feminine.” Growing up in a very masculine family and navigating life while closeted made me hesitant to express that side of myself.

Over time, I’ve embraced both the masculine and feminine aspects of my wardrobe and now unapologetically live and dress for myself.

How does fashion improve your mental health?

When I wear an outfit that feels authentic to my personality, interests, and style, it instantly boosts my confidence. I firmly believe that how you feel inside is reflected in how you present yourself to the world. That’s not to say you have to feel “on” 100% of the time, but there’s a connection between inner emotions and outer expression.

How has your style evolved over the years?

Over time, my style has matured. Now, I’d describe it as a mix of streetwear and “office siren” vibes—even before that became a trend. Working in corporate environments hasn’t stopped me from expressing myself; I’ve found ways to incorporate edgy, street-style elements into professional attire.

The truth is, personal style is always evolving. It shifts as you grow older, gain maturity, or even as your body changes. My advice: let evolution happen naturally. When you’re unsure or don’t feel confident, keep experimenting. Eventually, you’ll land on a style that fits—figuratively and literally.

How does your style express your identity?

My style is a reflection of who I am and how I feel in the moment. It’s deeply influenced by the music I love and the mood of my surroundings. My wardrobe is a way to channel my personality and adapt to the world around me.

Who’s your style icon?

I get a lot of inspiration from my favorite artists like Arca, A$AP Rocky, Shygirl, and FKA Twigs.

What’s one piece of advice for people struggling to find their style?

Dress for you and no one else. Trends come and go, but personal style is timeless—it’s yours to define.

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