Out Looks

Diverse expressions of a diverse community

Breck, 27: “Finding my style means finding comfort in expressing myself and losing any insecurities I have along the way. Self-worth starts with confidence and shouldn’t be compromised by social discourse.”

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Sophie, 25: “To me, style is about making a statement and expressing who you are. Embracing a style that worked for me helped me gain a lot of self-confidence; if you look good, you feel good. Bow ties have become my trademark, so I'll find a tie I love and build the outfit around it. Plus, I've discovered they are excellent conversation starters!”

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Jaylene, 10: “I want people to know who I really am and not to be embarrassed of having two moms. My life may be different than having a mom and dad but it is good - better than good. I want other kids to know that you don’t need the ‘traditional’ family. You can be part of many different types of families and this is what makes our world unique. I hope you enjoy my style. I consider myself urban and hip. I love being free and expressing myself.”

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Kristen, 31: “My style is one that is constantly evolving and changing. I want to be myself no matter what: vivid colors, faux hawk, very bright and unique tattoos. I want my personality to shine through. I want to be an inspiration to LGBT youth. I want them to see my hair, my smile, my bright crazy clothing, and the comfort I walk with, knowing it is safe to be yourself and to be proud of who you are.”

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Christopher, 6: “I love Mommy. I love Momma. Mommy plays Angry Birds Epic with me and Momma plays video games. I don't really care what the other kids think about my moms.”

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Suzanne, 51, and Betty, 63: “It is all about love, and the ability to have a frame of mind that is based on love. Through thick and thin...”

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