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Inside the World of Amanda Lepore: Glamour, Identity & the Power of Community

In this exclusive interview, legendary model, nightlife icon, and trans trailblazer Amanda Lepore opens up about identity, glamour, sisterhood, and the power of community. Known for her unmistakable doll-like aesthetic and decades of influence in queer culture and fashion, Amanda reflects on what it truly means to feel protected, accepted, and empowered—both as a trans woman and as an artist. From transforming childhood pain into … Continue reading Inside the World of Amanda Lepore: Glamour, Identity & the Power of Community

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An exploration of drag culture’s influence on fashion and beauty, from its roots in 1980s club scenes to its presence on modern runways and social media. Highlighting drag’s fearless creativity, rejection of norms, and celebration of individuality, it emphasizes how designers continue to draw inspiration from this vibrant subculture. The quote by RuPaul, ‘We’re all born naked, and the rest is drag,’ underscores the integration of drag’s bold spirit into the fashion world.”
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How Drag Inspired High Fashion and Beauty Trends

When reflecting on fashion’s most memorable milestones, certain names and moments come to mind. John Galliano’s dramatic tenure at Dior strikes a chord. Vivienne Westwood’s rebellious punk influences revolutionized the scene. Thierry Mugler’s strikingly architectural designs broke new ground. Among these, drag culture stands out as a powerful wellspring of inspiration. Drag balls, far more than underground celebrations, were transformative forces in both queer culture … Continue reading How Drag Inspired High Fashion and Beauty Trends

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The text is an invitation to read an article in Grazia magazine, issue 40, where the author shares their personal journey and gender transition. They discuss the story of Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, who was excluded from the 2024 Paris Olympics due to her intersex condition. The article highlights the importance of understanding intersexuality and gender identity as biological realities requiring support and respect. The author recounts their own struggles, including bullying during high school and the challenge of growing up in a conservative household. Their transition journey began in 2005 in London, where they worked on the musical *Billy Elliot* and found a sense of belonging. The text covers the difficulties they faced in both education and career, leading to their graduation from Central Saint Martins and work on major projects like *Phantom of the Opera*. Throughout, the author emphasizes that gender identity is not a choice but a complex condition needing sensitivity. Their story is one of resilience, hope, and living authentically, despite hardships. Readers are invited to learn more about their journey in Grazia.
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Gender Identity and Resilience: Embracing Diversity and Hope

Dear friends, This week I invite you to read my story on Grazia, , where I talk about my personal path and my gender transition. I shared my thoughts about the story of the Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, excluded from the Paris 2024 Olympics because of her intersexual condition. Intersexuality is a congenital condition in which a person is born with sexual characteristics that do … Continue reading Gender Identity and Resilience: Embracing Diversity and Hope

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In the upcoming Scooby-Doo film, Velma will come out as gay.

Fans had long suspected Velma Dinkley to be a lesbian, but it is finally confirmed. The new Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo movie trailer, which is now making the rounds on social media amid positive comments from the LGBTQ+ community and everyone who grew up exploring with the ramshackle Mystery gang, reveals this.The Mystery & Related genius is shown in a scenario waiting for the upcoming … Continue reading In the upcoming Scooby-Doo film, Velma will come out as gay.

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The rising of Stonewall

Everything about the history of Stonewall’s protests has been discussed, excluding the creation of a controversy lasting fifty years. It’s not easy to recount what happened in the early hours of July 28, 1969; the facts of chronicle collide with the myth, sparking debate and feeble attempts at reconstruction. This is the case with Roland Emmerich’s Stonewall movie, which has the ability to elicit criticism … Continue reading The rising of Stonewall

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“Mattia you’re a free man”, Harry Styles helped an Italian fan to do coming out during his concert in London

An enviable career, full of many international successes and also attention to social issues. This is Harry Styles. English singer who on several occasions has lashed out against homophobia and expressed his closeness to the LGBTQ community countless times. The last gesture demonstrating this was made during his concert at London’s Wembley Stadium where he helped an Italian fan come out publicly. If in Manchester … Continue reading “Mattia you’re a free man”, Harry Styles helped an Italian fan to do coming out during his concert in London

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