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06/01/2025

We’re deeply sad about the news regarding The Vivienne’s passing at 32 years old 💔 The Vivienne, whose real name was James Lee Williams, rose to fame after winning the first series of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK and subsequently competed on the 2023 edition of Dancing On Ice.The news was announced by Williams’ publicist, Simon Jones, on Sunday evening, who wrote that the performer was an “incredibly loved, warm-hearted and amazing person”.
We send our condolences to The Vivienne’s loved ones, and to everyone in the community who will be affected by this tragic news…

30/12/2024

🪩 We couldn't be happier! 🪩 'Strictly Come Dancing's' first drag queen competitor, Tayce, and professional dance partner Kai Widdrington have been crowned the winners of this year's Christmas special! This victory makes Tayce the competition's first drag artist contestant and winner!
The winners were announced after combining the studio audience votes with the judges' scores.
Congrats - we're so proud! What an amazing way to end the year!

13/12/2024

TRANS LIVES MATTER 🏳️‍⚧️
/ reposting "On 11 December, Wes Streeting, the Health Secretary, announced that puberty blockers will be indefinitely banned for under-18s in the UK with gender dysphoria. ⁠
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In light of the recent news, GAY TIMES is sending solidarity to our trans and non-binary siblings. ⁠
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Trans lives matter.⁠"
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10/10/2024

Icon (and former LQFS model) for (wearing the new 'Roast Latex Dress') ❤️‍🔥

10/08/2024

Icon on the cover of 🖤 westing

31/07/2024

reposting 🤍 thanks to everyone who has made it the biggest trans+ pride march in the world!
" London Trans+ Pride 2024! What a glorious, inspiring and powerful day. Numbers recorded for this years march was 55,000-60,000+ meaning that this years London Trans+ Pride became the BIGGEST trans+ pride march in the world!

Thank you to our amazing community, q***r siblings and loud allies who came down and marched in solidarity with us. We are so grateful for all of our speakers and march leaders. We want to thank for providing the tech and production support this year, our amazing BSL interpreters, all of our stewards who volunteered to help keep you safe, the welfare and security provided by and to all of the amazing creatives that have contributed to making this year so special.

It’s such a bitter feeling after an amazing weekend to find out the ban on puberty blockers has been passed. We will release a statement and resources on this later this week. We will not stop advocating for the fair and just treatment of our community and all marginalised communities.

Our GoFundMe is still active it would be appreciated if you can donate and share it. It’s through your donations we get to do the work we do and put on this event every single year.

See you next Summer for London Trans+ Pride 2025 - watch this space! 🏳️‍⚧️"
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08/03/2023

reposting / originally by 🤍 (…) We should start activating these conversations now. Yes, representation matters, and women at the top also need to be given the power to ensure gender-equality as a company policy on all levels. How can we fight for women’s rights if something as basic as maternity leave remains a taboo topic in design studios? (…)
happy women’s day to ALL women 💖 may we all shine and be equal in every way

07/03/2023

don’t mind us - just reposting for a couple of weeks ago, one of our favourites shoots so far (and we want everyone to see it if you haven’t yet) 💖

24/02/2023

and yet again managed to surprises us by walking on NYFW for a few days ago 💖 so proud! which show will be next?

22/02/2023

BRITS 2023: BEST DRESSES (ACCORDING TO LQFS)

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(after a little break, we’re finally back 💖)

04/02/2023

Paco Rabanne has sadly died, at 88 years old. Rabanne became known as couturier during the 1960s, creating futuristic clothing of hammered metal, paper, and pliable plastics; a surrealist whose genius echoed throughout the heady 1960s and 1970s with his mod, Joan of Arc-inspired collections and chain-link minidresses made famous by Jane Birkin, Brigitte Bardot, Jane Fonda in Barbarella, and the 1967 film Casino Royale.

After shuttering its retail business in 2006 (while fragrances continued to be a boon), the Paco Rabanne label would resurrect its fashion line in 2011. In the years since Rabanne stepped down, the house has changed creative directors four times from Patrick Robinson, to Manish Arora, then Lydia Maurer, finally landing on Julien Dossena in 2013.

31/01/2023

Huge congrats to for such an inclusive show at fashion week! 🖤 photos by @

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