Using Fashion To Express Her Bisexuality

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Amy interviewing Lucy, whose fashion sense is flexible and evolving, as she uses style to express her bisexual identity

Lucy (left) finds her style changing depending on which side of the spectrum she feels at the time. We often use clothes to express our identity and for Lucy Smith, 22 age, this is especially important. She told us how her fashion has evolved over the years as she wants to show different sides of being bisexual at different times. and even more comfier [the t-shirts] but overall, I feel like I’ve worn such clothes because, with the right people, they make me stand out and I guess they attract other gay/bi girls? Read: how to dress bisexual “I think myself and some of my other gay/bisexual friends use more androgynous clothing as a silent sign to other girls that we are part of the community. When I used to dress like that, I definitely felt like I had gone even further in the gay world. “Lucy uses her style to signal that she’s part of the LGTBQ+ community, but says her clothes have definitely changed since she started dating a guy.” . “In the first few months, I fell in love with dresses – which I never actually wore – and even now, a year on, I love dressing up all women for a date. . It’s not that I feel the need to obey a man’s will or anything, but I feel like I’m more of a natural female. Read more: how to give a red rocket to a dog | Top Q & AW When I’m getting dressed, I’m comfortable, I don’t care about attracting attention, and I’ll enjoy it – it makes me feel good about myself. “I think in the past I used to dress like the kind of girl I wanted to attract (think Shannon Beveridge) and, although I would love to dress that way, I dress more girlishly now because I really am. such a female stereotype in a relationship,” although she admits that she still dresses androgynous. Lucy wonders if her fashion will eventually turn out to be more feminine even if she does. He’s with a girl because she thinks she’s going to play a very feminine role in any relationship. womenswear is evolving to be more vibrant and feminine (Vivienne Westwood) and more homosexual and so I absolutely love to dress up to be on trend and attract attention for that. shirt, I’m comfortable, I don’t care about attracting attention and I would love it – it makes me feel good about myself.” Read more: Wpsq4160t6ww how to replace an appointment watch face time to feel self-conscious n as possible. She said, “I like it when I feel good with what I’m wearing and then my boyfriend loves it too because what I wear reflects something about me, whether it’s athletic or otherwise. like, a really sparkling eyes.” These days, especially when she doesn’t feel confident in her body, she may choose to dress more revealingly to be more comfortable, to hide a bit in baggy clothes. She reckons it’s great that she can always revert that, depending on how she feels. She explained, “I would dress to look fit or cute or pretty but I remember being single, I woke up thinking, I want women to notice and dress to be attractive. It makes me laugh when I think about it, but people just see you as straight up until told otherwise, in my opinion, and so I guess I tried to show that. another in her outfit. When asked if she received different answers from different genders. Based on her clothes, she said, “Oh sure, straight men wouldn’t look at me twice on the street if I was wearing a baggy t-shirt, I just wanted to blend into the periphery of my body. surname. I’m not saying all men, but you get the picture. My close friends often say they wouldn’t think otherwise of a girl in androgynous clothing, but I know my gay friends are looking for that. already dressed like us, we’ll talk about their outfits and stuff. Even so, I’ve always been too cowardly to never talk to them! “Read more: how to turn siri’s voice into morgan freeman | Top Q&A