The Femboy Can Dress

While I'm not sure how I feel about this Dazed spread as a whole, there were some lovelies in the mix. Like the plaid blazer (side note: I had a plaid blazer in junior high that never quite fit right, and then my sister wore it once and it fit her like a glove. Obviously, I never wore it again, and have always held a resentment towards my sister for how much better she looks in all of my jackets.)

Or the brocade smoking jacket. And I don't own this, why?

Maybe my denim jacket from elementary school does have a nice place in my wardrobe. Thank you, femboy, for teaching me this valuable lesson! (another side note: I am using the term femboy in the most loving way possible. I adore femboys. I even very recently had a balloon I was shaving as a party game that was very lovingly dubbed femboy, because of his luscious eyelashes. He blew around the backyard for hours.)

I have a very genius friend who makes hairclips and jewelry out of found animal bones. Never thought about just taking the skull and putting it on a chain.

Oh glen plaid, where have you been all my life? I can't tell in the photo, but I hope the shirt underneath is glen plaid as well. I will now be sketching glen plaid suits obsessively, since they appear to be beautiful, and I had to sharpen all my pencils to a deadly-sharp point to learn to draw it properly.

I'm pretty sure I can recreate this look, hair and all, exactly, and look absolutely amazing.

Thoughts? Too girly for a shoot about boy's childhood heroes, or femboylicious?

You can see the entire spread here:
Dazed Digital We Can Be Heroes