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Throughout the years, fashion has been utilized to express individual identities – especially for us when the fashion world collided with queer culture in the mid-20th century. It wasn’t until the early 2000s however, when 2SLGBTQIA+ influences were spotted on runways, showcased donning the work of well-known designers, even if many of the designers were queer themselves. In this issue, we’re honouring queers in fashion, queer fashion, and fashionable queers in Winterplay’s Queering Fashion!
Myles Sexton, our first feature, is a self-proclaimed fashion disruptor – they’re also an activist and advocate for sobriety and HIV/AIDS, using their platform to incite meaningful change. In our second feature, Bryen Dunn, sat down with two Toronto-based designers, Jared Colautti of Run the Crown, a fashion line for the masc presenting, and Fashion & Costumer Designer, Charlotte Carbone, a full-time creative freelancer. Menaka Swaminathan gives us an abundance of ideas for where to go (and where to show off your fashionable duds) on a fun queer date this winter in our third feature.
It’s winter, and Canadian winters can be COLD. If you’re looking for somewhere warm and chic, check out, Malta in our Travel section by Bryen Dunn. Learn about internationally renowned visual artist, Luis Jacob, in our Hot Artist column by Sean Bean Beaton. Read up on ACT (Aids Committee of Toronto) in Community Cornerstone. Cozy up to Where The Boys Are by Christopher Murphy in Fiction while wearing either swanky designer silk pajamas or toasty plaid flannels – we don’t judge.
We’ve got your Winter Horoscopes inside for you to find out how the stars will align at this time of year. Start planning a list of exciting activities when you go through our Winter in the City event listings handpicked by our Events Editor, Sherry Sylvain. From the Heart (by definition) means, ‘in a very sincere way.’ If anyone knows how to sincerely divulge provoking thoughts, it’s our Creative Director, Mychol Scully.
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