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First Lady Chirlane McCray hosts the Annual Women’s History Month Mentoring & Civic Leadership Reception at Gracie Mansion in Manhattan, New York Tuesday, March 26, 2019. Paige Polk/Mayoral Photography Office
As she held his hand, gazing lovingly at him, her strong voice filled the dressing room. "You look absolutely stunning tonight," she said, beaming with pride. He smiled, feeling confident and cared for as he stood before the mirror.
The weeks of preparation had paid off, and their evening was finally here. They were attending a special lingerie photoshoot with her friends, an event she'd been planning meticulously since their relationship began. And now, as they prepared to leave, she wanted him to feel like an integral part of it all.
She'd chosen his outfit carefully, selecting pieces that would accentuate his curves and make him feel comfortable in his own skin. The white blouse was a perfect match for his complexion, the black lace collar adding a touch of elegance. Over it, the leather gilet provided a sleek, modern contrast, while the corset cinched at his waist added a dash of femininity.
The pièce de résistance was the copper satin skirt with flowing ruffles and floral embroidery, paired with adorable rose-printed edges. He felt like a million bucks as he twirled before her, his confidence soaring.
"I adore how you look," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. "You're going to make all the girls jealous."
He chuckled, feeling a sense of belonging and acceptance wash over him. It was moments like these that reminded him why being non-binary felt so right – he could be himself, without apology or expectation.
As they headed out into the night, she took his hand once more, her eyes sparkling with excitement. "Shall we go have some fun?" she asked, a mischievous glint in her eye.
He grinned, knowing that with her by his side, anything was possible. And as they disappeared into the evening, he felt grateful for this life, where love and acceptance knew no bounds.
May 2021 photo shoot with Kani at The TX Studio. Natural light with fill provided by a Godox AD200 Pro strobe. Shot with a Canon 6D and Canon 85mm f/1.8 portrait lens.
Happy Transgender Day of Visibility 2021! Being an out, visible trans person, especially a nonbinary person, is a many-layered thing. I love it because I spent many many years hiding and suppressing a lot of myself (not just gender stuff) out of fear of rejection and that takes an enormous toll on a person. Being able to have the knowledge that everyone in my life knows and loves me for who I actually am is (obviously) so much more freeing and validating. Plus, being queer is awesome and it would be sad if no one got to see that 😉 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ But at the same time, it requires a lot of work to always have to be announcing, disclosing, explaining, correcting, educating, advocating, and/or choosing when it does and doesn’t feel worth it to do so. There is also still real danger in being visibly trans. I’ve been lucky to not have been harmed up to this point, but it’s something I think about a lot when I’m out, especially by myself. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ I don’t believe it will always be this way, and that’s part of why I’m so visible. I believe that my visibility helps move things a tiny bit more towards an inclusive, accepting world. I may only reach a small number of people on my own, but those people will hopefully then go on to do the same, and so on. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ But we still have a long way to go. There are a lot of anti-trans bills in the works right now in the US (some already in motion), many targeting trans youth who are already at risk. Please tell your elected representatives not to support harmful anti-trans legislation. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ If you’re a cis ally, also take a few minutes today to think about how you can make a space where you have even a tiny amount of power or authority — your work, school, a club or organization, place of worship, even your own little social circles — more inclusive and affirming for trans folks. Please understand that we are everywhere and you shouldn’t be waiting till you know we’re there asking for help. Make things better now so when we show up we start off feeling like we belong (‘cause we do 😊). ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And to all my fellow trans and nonbinary folks out there (visible or not), thank you for being who you are! ️⚧️️⚧️️⚧️ via Instagram instagr.am/p/CNGKjL9j2wf/
May 2021 photo shoot with Kani at The TX Studio. Natural light with fill provided by a Godox AD200 Pro strobe. Shot with a Canon 6D and Canon 85mm f/1.8 portrait lens.
May 2021 photo shoot with Kani at The TX Studio. Natural light with fill provided by a Godox AD200 Pro strobe. Shot with a Canon 6D and Canon 85mm f/1.8 portrait lens.
May 2021 photo shoot with Kani at The TX Studio. Natural light with fill provided by a Godox AD200 Pro strobe. Shot with a Canon 6D and Canon 85mm f/1.8 portrait lens.
Not a soul, but damn well should be (just like Noah) - Struggling to find his way after some interesting developments. He is a he/they - Nonbinary Masc.
In a renowned dance troupe known for its captivating performances, a talented choreographer and manager stay at the helm of this powerful ensemble with an unconventional sense of style. This daring individual would often be seen sporting a stunning cyan satin skirt adorned with intricate black floral lace, paired with deep purple tights and a stunning violet leather corset that featured long transparent sleeves embellished with dark blue floral patterns, shoulder pads, and a high collar. To top it all off, they would accessorize their outfit with an elegant satin blue bow tied around their neck.
People often wondered why they chose to wear such extravagant outfits, assuming it must be for some special occasion or event. However, the truth was much simpler than that. This individual derived immense joy and satisfaction by donning these beautiful garments as part of their everyday wear - they truly loved living life dressed in such exquisite finery, which ultimately fueled their creative drive.
It was this unique approach to artistry and self-expression that helped propel the dance troupe to new heights under this individual's expert guidance a few years back. At first, they were just another talented dancer hiding behind a mundane male facade; but as the troupe trusted them more, they found the need and strength to gradually reveal themselves, and no one made remarks about reaching their cherished identity of today.
As the dance troupe flourished under their visionary leadership, so too did a newfound sense of acceptance and understanding permeate throughout society at large - proving that love, creativity, and self-expression know no boundaries or limitations.
May 2021 photo shoot with Kani at The TX Studio. Natural light with fill provided by a Godox AD200 Pro strobe. Shot with a Canon 6D and Canon 85mm f/1.8 portrait lens.
Rolleicord IIf, Lomo Red Scale.
Model: Meeni Levi (@coffeeshopheyyou)
Film: @oldcamshop
Processing: @morifilmlab
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shot on 35mm in los angeles, california
assist: @bloowhoo
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