r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/parisic • 1h ago
First post Cape kinda dayđ
Excited to be a part of this sub! Thought I'd start out by sharing the cape I am wearing today with my outfitđ
Have a wonderful day everyone!
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/parisic • 1h ago
Excited to be a part of this sub! Thought I'd start out by sharing the cape I am wearing today with my outfitđ
Have a wonderful day everyone!
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/anarchy45 • 1h ago
This is my every-day kinda vibe. I'm at that stage in my career that I even wear this to my fancy-pants corporate office job. I do it to make a point that I'm here, I'm queer, and I walk amongst the class of people who think they are above us. I also wear it in solidarity with other queers, to show them that they are not alone in this world.
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/sagebaehoney • 13h ago
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/Street-Bat8732 • 1h ago
freshly minted enby that has been presenting masc for most of my life, need some tips on building up a wardrobe that isn't slobcore. what should I look for? ideally cheap stuff would be nice.
also would like recommendations on low key makeup that won't be too annoying to wear (I was thinking eyeliner and egwshady, but any suggestions welcome!)
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/Tired_Taco • 17h ago
Pictures look kinda clunky but itâs because itâs because I got this off my reel I created instead of taking photos which I wish I had done now đ â¨
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/Huge_Ticket4929 • 1d ago
Womens clothing i find is always either too small or doesnt complensate for my long arms. I tried looking in local thrift stores and everything was too small for me. Where do you yall find this stuff? Leggings I can get in any size and stretch so theres that, but I cannot find any feminine clothes that fit me.
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/Barotrawma • 1d ago
Saw the post from r/autisticfashion and had to join! Happy to be here :)
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/Tired_Taco • 2d ago
Picture has a colour filter on it as I posted this to instagram but I was trying to go for an 80s vibe :)
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/Makolite • 2d ago
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/lightpendant • 2d ago
Trying to gain confidence to wear them in public
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/thethreetriangles • 3d ago
The birds in order are:
1) Pesquetâs Parrot
2) Blue Budgie
3) Yellow Rumped Marshbird
4) Razorbill
5) Starling
6) Secretary Bird
7) Red Avadavat
8) Pigeon
9) Great Horned Owl
10) Scarlet Macaw
11) Common Grackle
12) Peacock
13) Pileated Woodpecker
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/Loveful_and_loveless • 5d ago
He, she, they, it's all good for me :D Did I succeed in getting that across? Im thinking black cargo trousers might help it looks more androgynous and a bit less femme. Any ideas to make this fit more androgynous or better in general?
Also, I recently did my own haircut and am so fucking happy with how it turned out :D
Also sorry about the crappy phone camera my phone's a cheap secondhand galaxy j4 XD
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/Frawsteee • 6d ago
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/kresstein • 5d ago
Do these outfits look good enough for an early morning CafĂŠ work session, and if yes, which one is your favorite? And if not, what would you change? (Male/Men)
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/BlakCake • 6d ago
Wish I could go out like this everyday
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r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/WarmVirus2445 • 9d ago
Hey there folks! My name is Alyssa (they/them) and I created a brand that is for gender expansive folks. I am not looking for you to buy or anything but I would love if you checked out my website and instagram. I want to make sure the brand reads gender expansive and community oriented. I would love your opinion on what you see. The brand is called Promenade Supply.
This brand was created out of a personal frustration with big box brands not giving a shit about me. Not designing for my body type and contributing to the massive overconsumption we see in the fashion industry. My brand is completely different, everything is made in small batches and packaged in my house! I love this brand, I love what I have created, it was created with you in mind. And now I need your opinion, does it feel inclusive? Does it make you feel connected and thought of when it comes to apparel? Let me know!
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/SashaKiM_6969 • 10d ago
I am obsessed of my new faux leather leggins and love to combine them with almost everything
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/SashaKiM_6969 • 11d ago
Yesterday's outfit for grocery shopping
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/Own-Scallion9607 • 11d ago
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/thethreetriangles • 12d ago
The birds in order are:
1) Yellow Rumped Marshbird
2) Razorbill
3) European Starling
4) Secretary Bird
5) Red Avadavat
6) Pigeon
7) Great Horned Owl
8) Scarlet Macaw
9) Common Grackle
10) Peacock
11) Pileated Woodpecker
The Yellow Rumped Marshbird is soo pretty!!
r/Nonbinaryfashion • u/Hazellenoot • 13d ago
Iâm afab non-binary and more masculine leaning to neutral in my style, but I get called a âgirlâ or âladyâ so much that I think people just assume Iâm a tomboy. Not that thereâs anything wrong with being that, but I want to play up my queerness a bit more in how I dress. I know itâs a bit easier for amab people to convey this with feminine accessories etc. I do want to start wearing more colour, as I love colour, but I donât really have time to pile on accessories in the morning and also donât want to get piercings/dyed hair which is often associated with the lgbtq+ community in general and nonbinary people.
Iris Olympia has an excellent YouTube channel with plenty of NB fashion content and tutorials, although their style is a lot more edgy and muted in its colour scheme than mine. I want to look a bit more âloud and proudâ without spending an hour getting dressed. I love how people look when theyâre covered in pride accessories and pins, but I find they just fall off or get lost if I try this :/
I am thinking of getting some more colourful clothing pieces, eg striped shirts, flannels. I have been thrifting and found a lot of the menâs clothing is very dark in colour, also maybe some polymer clay rainbow jewellery because that isnât masculine or feminine to me.
Any tips?