My Mama Wears Timbs is a short documentary about a pregnant masculine-of-center woman who reflects on her identity as she takes her first maternity photos.
My Mama Wears Timbs is a short film by Ari Fitz featuring Frankie Smith.
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Ari Fitz’s New Series Shows The Beauty In Androgyny
Ari Fitz – a filmmaker, model, media personality who regularly produces the stylish web series Tomboyish – has launched a new project on YouTube.
The series is a hybrid of Fitz’s previous work, blending fashion, narrative, and questions of identity into a series of nutritious minute-long morsels.
Titled Sixty Seconds, Fitz uses the platform to talk about a number of queer issues, from relationships, the labels queer people often adopt, the imbalances of power central, appropriation, and unlearning the sexualisation of breasts.
New episodes will premiere Tuesdays and Saturdays; and Fitz says audience feedback will determine the existence and exact shape of future seasons.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=162&v=1-l1qkNaEbg
Be sure to check it out on YouTube.
The Art of Androgyny – Androgynous Models Turning Gender Expectations Inside Out
Sexual ambiguity is in, and to celebrate we’ve listed out the hottest models to take into consideration for rocking gender identity.
Here 10 androgynous models turning gender expectations inside out
1. Ari Fitz (@itsarifitz)
It’s like an unspoken trust – that i will give them something powerful, unique, and new … every time i create.”
Ari Fitz
2. Jana Knauer (@janaknauer)
When you start your career as a fashion model, you usually know what the industry likes about you most. It is either your agent who tells you right away, or you will learn on jobs… for me: eyebrows.”
Jana Knauer
3. Elliott Sailors (@Elliottsailors)
It was a natural transition earlier on in my career, I would get frustrated because I thought I looked too masculine. I have a strong jaw, wide forehead, huge eyebrows. I thought I looked like a man wearing make-up… One of my favorite things, actually, about working in menswear is that people are much more direct about what they want.”
Elliott Sailors
4. Beck Holladay (@mickeypancake)
…dressing like a boy and having the biggest hair”
Beck Holladay
5. Erika Linder (@richiephoenix)
The fashion world always changes. You can’t keep up and it’s not something I keep up with to be honest. I think it’s hard for androgynous models to really get known or get a good gig. This world in general is hard to get into and do well I reckon. It all depends on how far you wanna go. I just imagine that I wanna be the best that I can be…”
Erika Linder
6. Courtney McCullough (@courtneymccullough6)
I find utter enjoyment in travel planning and researching rather than leaving it up to a travel agent. In another life, I’d be THE perfect travel agent; just give me a budget and what you’re looking for and I’ll create the perfect trip for you.”
Courtney McCullough
7. Agathe Mougin (@agathemougin)
8. Agyness Deyn (@agynessdeyn)
When I started modeling, I didn’t have a fucking clue what I was doing. Actually, I still don’t know what I’m doing while modeling. But at the beginning, it was like, “Oh, god, is this right? Is it not?” So I’m kind of going through that again, but I think it’s a discovery, which is fun.”
Agyness Deyn