10 Best Lesbian Fashion Blogs and Websites

1. DapperQ

DapperQ is one of the world's most widely read digital queer style magazines and is a preeminent voice in queer fashion and beauty. We inspire peo...ple of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender presentations to think differently about both queer fashion and beauty as art and visual activism, and ultimately have a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with style.more
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Facebook 16.1KTwitter 5.8K Frequency 1 post / week FeedSpot 25 Posts 40 DA 60 Location US
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2. Tagg Magazine » Style

Tagg Magazine was created to serve 'everything lesbian, queer and under the rainbow' to provide the community with a central source for lesbian and qu...eer culture, news, and events. Read the Style section to find articles like 'Designs of Destinee: Mack the Tailor's Queer Fashion', 'Gc2b Teams up with Black Trans Travel Fund to Support Trans Futures', and many more.more
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3. AfterEllen » Fashion

AfterEllen.com works the lesbian/bi pop culture beat with a fun, feminist perspective on film, television, music, books, and fashion. We also cover li...festyle issues like lesbian sex and dating, coming out, and our take on the current political climate as it affects our community. AE delivers new and exclusive celebrity interviews, film reviews, TV recaps, original videos, and more, and is a continually evolving website for women. Read articles from a fun, feminist perspective for lesbian and bisexual women since 2002.more
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Facebook 104.7KTwitter 105.5K Frequency 1 post / quarter FeedSpot 12 Posts 11 DA 79 Location US
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4. DIVA Magazine » Fashion

DIVA Media Group is the world's leading entertainment group for LGBTQI women and nonbinary people. As well as publishing DIVA magazine, DMG is als...o the force behind Lesbian Visibility Week, DIVA Awards, Pride Power List, and Rainbow Honours. DIVAfashion blogs bring you the latest in lesbian and bi-related celebrity interviews, news, politics, pop culture, style, travel, social issues, entertainment, and more.more
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Facebook 64.8KTwitter 86.2K Frequency 1 post / month FeedSpot 12 Posts 8 DA 18 Location UK
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5. Qwear Fashion

Qwear Fashion is the first online LGBTQIA style incubator. The birthplace of the #ThisIsWhatAsexualLooksLike Movement, Qwear Fashion has been a space... for fashion and gender activists to gather and form a community since 2011.more
qwearfashion.com
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6. Lesbian News » Fashion

Founded in 1975, Lesbian News is North America's longest-running lesbian publication, serving as the foremost voice for lesbians of all ages. Lesb...ian News is the vehicle for the experience of women's art, music, literature, films, and history. We have premiered women's films that would not have otherwise been seen. Find informative current articles and the truth about political matters which impact us, such as same-sex marriage, adoptions, discrimination in the workplace, etcmore
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7. Nonchalant Magazine » Fashion

Nonchalant Magazine is a lifestyle website based in London that is written by and for lesbians, queer & bi-sexual women plus advocates. Established in... July 2016, Nonchalant Magazine originally started as a blog called Nonchalant London. The blog focused on providing reviews on restaurants, music, events across London, and new products (from fashion through to wine), all written from a lesbian's point of view.more
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8. Dressing Dykes

Dressing Dykes exists as a space for lesbian fashion histories, whether in the past, present or future. I began Dressing Dykes after finishing my MA i...n History of Design and Material Culture at the University of Brighton. My studies, both at the undergrad and postgraduate levels, revolved around uncovering and analyzing lesbian history through the lens of clothing. In the fields of queer history and fashion history, I believe that lesbian fashion is either sidelined or completely invisible - Dressing Dykes is a space where it is prioritized.more
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