#Styling

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horse standing calmly with a gay pride flag laid upon its back like a cape and text on the image helpfully tells us gay horse the horse seems neither happy nor sad about this development just normal similar to how many gay people want to be perceived not as something awful nor extraordinary just normal people who happen to be gay

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‘The Fire’ from ‘Silent Heat’

For Moi Pleasure, Issue 01

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Bambii styled by me, shot by Kirk, glam by Ms. Myles

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namari study cus i just think she's neat

...i showed this to my friend and they said, is that you??? my response, of course: i wish

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Pencil skirts by @gabbois on IG (2023)

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General Motors Corp, 1949

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GoodTimesWithScar x Gucci

Part 3/18 of LifeStyle: A Life Series Fashion Zine

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Scar is such an uplifting and fun creator and I love his energy so much. I always watch his POV of the series, much like Cleo and Grian, and I love watching him stream while I work.

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While typically I stay true to the exact design of the pieces as much as I can, I did modify the jacket shape to fit better while seated in a wheelchair and accommodate for the support strap (shorter crop to maintain silhouette, and open up the back to accommodate for sitting an support needs).

Some notes on accessible and adaptive clothing that got too long for the main body of the post:

Some of the other accessible clothing adjustments I would've made in real life aren't really visible in the piece, aren't relevant for an editorial-style shoot like this (since they're only worn for a short period of time for a specific look, vs long-term practical wear), etc. For example, a higher fit for the pants and longer cut of shirt in the back to accommodate fit while seated isn't visible in this piece even though I kept it in mind, sensory-friendly clothing and avoiding things like belts for long periods for comfort aren't really relevant for the illustration, and placing accessible openings for medical ports is more relevant to real-life conditions and knowing where those ports would be rather than a one-off fashion drawing.

All that being said, however, I wanted to talk about it because it's important to keep accessibility and adaptability of clothing in mind when designing and styling, especially if you're not disabled yourself. It's something fashion has a responsibility to be aware of and help to support (and maybe doesn't do as well as it should) and I highly encourage you to research specific needs for adaptable clothing and learn more if you plan on drawing or making disabled characters in the future. There are tons of resources about accessible and adaptive clothing online, depending on what a person's or character's needs would be, and I encourage research for all!!

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Rose of Versailles Lady Oscar inspired fits

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vivienne westwood 2025

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outfick check or whatever 😌🖤✨

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cleaned up my namari drawing

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‘The Last Moment of Silence’ from ‘Silent Heat’

For Moi Pleasure Issue 01