OH MY GOD THIS MAKES MY DAY…! Now how do i arrange a meeting with her…..
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shelby: the dapper boi dog and all around dyke charmer ;-)
surely enjoying this slow bluegrass ballad by Alison Krauss…sometimes i just like feeling melancholy.
hats! so dapper and gentlemanly. they spruce up any outfit; adding a splash of color or a bit of class. I personally, cannot get enough flatcaps. However, i would like to find a smashing fedora to go with my suits. I didn’t realize, though, that i always thought a trilby and fedora where the same thing…looks like i need to look for a trilby! My favorite place to peruse amazing hats? goorin bros. they have some fantastic hat fare! CHECK IT OUT!! http://www.goorin.com/
randomrelevance:Which do you favor?
Im very proud of my city right now!
The GLBT Community Center of Colorado announced on Friday a new set of police and sheriff policies in Denver that are more specific to the needs of transgender people.
Denver’s new policies are being hailed as the most progressive in the nation. The goal is to keep all inmates safe while honoring and affirming their identities. According to the National Center for Transgender Equality, 22 percent of trans people who interact with law enforcement experience harassment.
More from LGBTQ Nation on exactly what these policies will entail:
The new policies give those who identify as trans the ability to fill out a form with their preferred name and pronoun, as well as a preference for the gender of the person who will search their bodies. The policy also creates a transgender review board that includes a community advocate who can work with the staff to assist in determining issues such as which population an inmate should be placed in.
Most trans inmates are placed in solitary confinement, Gray said. And while a single cell might be the safest alternative in most cases, the new policy will allow for trans inmates to participate in group activities, classes and work release.
Good for Denver. Other cities should take note.
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i love clean lines and stark contrast
eBay Roundup
The books in the miscellanea section are expensive, but great if you have the money. I also like these Holland & Holland handkerchiefs, Drake’s navy knit tie, and Paul Stuart balmoral boots.
You can find more good auctions using our search links for high-end suits, good suits, high-quality shirts and fine footwear. To narrow the searches down further, use the sizing filters on eBay’s site.
Suits, sport coats, and blazersOuterwearSweaters and knits
- John Smedley navy v-neck sweater, S
- Sulka polos (red L, green XXL)
Shirts and pantsShoes
- Phineas Cole Prince Albert slippers (8.5, 9.5)
- Alden white bucks, 8.5
- Ferragamo brown cap toe oxfords, 9
- Paul Stuart balmoral boots, 9
- John Lobb double monks, 11.5
- Rancourt loafers, 12
- Crockett and Jones pebble grain boots, 12.5
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- Handkerchiefs
- Junghans watch
- Hand warmer
- Pins
- Fly stick pin
- Hermes scarf
- Kent Wang pocket squares
- Men in Style book
- A Style is Born book
- Goyard wallet
- Panama hats
- SAB umbrellas
- Holland & Holland and Drake’s pocket squares
check out her style bois! simple yet superb!
::Meet This Boi::
HI QBs! In this installment of “Meet This Boi”, Queer B.O.I.S. features Erin Lynnelle. Erin is one of those people so striking and stylish that it’s nearly impossible to miss her when you enter a room. It’s also unlikely that you’ll fail to notice her Fro, which is itself a statement. Erin exudes a style and manner so relaxed and chilled that it’s no wonder she stands out, not to mention her height! The Atlanta queer scene knows her, now you can get to know her too…. Erin; style beast, firefighter and all around brilliant Boi.
Name: Erin Lynnelle
Age:26
Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA
Current City: Atlanta
Career: Firefighter
Education: University of Illinois ‘07; ETSU ‘09For the greater part of my young adulthood, my fashion sense was a reflection of my athletic lifestyle. Sweats, sneakers, and basketball shorts dominated my wardrobe. Nike and Adidas were the most important brand names to me. I needed to be able to transition from class to the gym so practicality was my fashion statement.
Being a firefighter, simplicity still dominates my fashion sense but living and working in Atlanta, I was forced to pay more attention to my style. I learned that caring about my appearance was a stepping stone in building my confidence and that you get more play in tailored denim than in baggy sweats. So I blended…simplicity and style…practicality and fashion, and gravitated towards fashions that better suit my long, lean frame.
For a third of my life, ten days a month, I’m a woman in uniform. Navy blues…black steel toe boots…red suspenders; I make them look good. However; when I’m off duty, I can truly express myself through my wardrobe. Having what’s considered a blue collar career, I like to feel as ‘GQ’ as possible; as simply as possible. From my afro down to my wing tipped boots, my goal is to show that I clean up nice and can give my lady a properly dressed escort on any occasion. Maintaining a certain level of refinement is important to me. Even though I’m in a blue collar, male dominated workforce, I consider myself a young professional who should look the part. I take pride in separating my work from my play, but still keeping it fly for both realms. The mindset is to always look my best and do my best. It keeps me motivated to advance in my career.
Constantly looking to move forward, I am currently working towards becoming a sergeant in my department. My goals are to make officer within five to seven years and explore different areas of fire service while furthering my education. As I continue to grow and mature, I’m sure my goals and fashion statements will do the same. What I will always do is work hard and play harder, trying to look my best while doing it.
**Pictures taken by QBG Photography
