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Coming out as queer completely freed up my style
I dress for me now (or other queers).
By Daisy Jones May 21, 2021
The first time I remember becoming acutely aware of how I was being perceived was around age 13 or 14. This was in the late 2000s, before Instagram, or even iPhones, but that doesn’t mean an imaginary camera lens wasn’t zooming in on young girls constantly. Body hair needed to be shaved off completely before it had even arrived. Breasts needed to be perky and round. Stomachs had to be pancake flat. This, we were taught, was how men liked it. And if we weren’t appealing to men, then what was the point of us, really?