Meet Mac Glitzy: Queer Trap Artist
Redefining the gender-conforming boundaries of emo & trap music, Mac Glitzy is making waves. The LA-based artist has already built up a dedicated fan base thanks to their unique spin on punk & trap vocals and their voice for the LGBTQ+ community. We briefly caught up with Mac Glitzy in light of the release of […]
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Pip & Honey: Fantasy Within an Urban Playground
This retro day at the park explores a sense of fantasy and playfulness within an urban landscape, featuring the fashion and print designs of Megan O’Cain who reinterprets late 60s era influences and narrative storytelling through the lens of clothing and print. Here we see characters from a dream world called “The Land of Pip […]
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Buoyancy: Feeling Good Outside The Binary
Opalsutra Lingerie designed lingerie that’s meant for everyone regardless of gender, embracing those who stray from the binary. While the lace design makes for a feminine feel, the boxy cut balances that out with a masculine look. “When Emily Rose, the owner and designer of Opalsutra Lingerie, posted her Gender Neutral Boxers I immediately reached […]
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Baby’s Day Out: A Queer Eclipse
When baby goes out to play all hell breaks loose. As the sun starts to set what was once a whimsical tea party turns into a celebration of witchy energy and queer spirituality. Indulging in gluttonous desires is celebrated under the soft moonlight as the spirit of past and present manifestations are evoked. Let go […]
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Gypsy Sport 2020: Fearless Tropical Street Tribe
Gypsy Sport 2020: At 5pm on Monday, September 9th Rio Uribe’s distinctly tropical tribe of spring 2020 began slowly spilling out onto Canal Street. The group possessed an earthly yet alien-esque presence which became infectious to any passer-by who came in contact with the group. Dripping in animal prints, glittered body paint, bold tropical motifs […]
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In the End, Ascension: Queer Divinity Draped in Affect Metals
As the world fades, we all must process and carry the weight of that decay. Featuring Affect Metals, “In the End, Ascension” seeks to visually process these themes, contemplating queer divinity, draped in chains, as the Earth wanes. Credits Photographer: Abe Heath @sad__sack Model: Donovan Francisco Acuña @indigodon Accessories: Affect Metals @affect.metals
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Joon Glume “Satisfied” Explores The Joys Of Disillusionment
Marilyn Monroe eat your heart out. Up and coming LA-based artist Joon Glume is giving us dreamy old Hollywood vibes. Having caught the creative bug from an early age through child acting and beginning music in her teens, Joon Glume’s debut EP “Satisfied” is a trip to the melancholic paradise of your hazy valium dreams. […]
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Detached Spirituality: Dissociate From Beliefs
Symbolism whatever ideology it connects to, is entirely interpreted by either the individual or society. ‘Detached Spirituality’ explores the experience of disassociating from any beliefs when you have symbolistic art displayed in front of you. So as to enjoy art in its purity and honesty without attaching your own ideas, projections or history onto it. […]
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Queer Female Duo NIMMO: A Force of Inspiration
British electro-pop outfit NIMMO, once a 5 piece band spanning 10 years, has evolved into a powerful charismatic female queer duo. Their original electronic band has transitioned the many genres to expressing itself as a marriage of euphoric symphony of sounds with catchy upbeat dance-floor grooves, as heard in their latest remix of IYVES’s track […]
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Save Your Money For Yola Dia: New Music Festival Repping Women & A Good Cause
There are a ton of music festivals happening every year now, which doesn’t make it easy to choose which one to spend your money on, and even if you think you know, sometimes enjoyment is not guaranteed. As a gal who’s been around that block in LA (meaning I’ve thrown up enough times at Coachella […]
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