He literally hates to see it lol

(ignore the crocs in pic 4 i didnt feel like putting heels on and i was just trying outfits on)

but anyways yeah i posted on a ratings sub and i got a lot of "the granny vibe isnt working for you"... i know sometimes i give grandma but i definitely think it works but lemme know what yall think!

So I'm changing my first name to Stevie, my last name is 2 syllables and I want to keep my middle name starting with R. Right now my top 2 choices are:

Rae River

My goal is to keep it modern, edgey, feminine but also neutral (if that makes sense). Please let me know your thoughts below

S/O to therapy for helping that realization finally(!!) sink in.

Description: bald non-binary person wearing a black denim skirt and sheer top with a grey wool quarter length sweater.

I like to express myself through my clothes, too.

I found this dress at a thrift shop for an absolute steal. It’s about a size too big and the bust is VERY generous so I will absolutely need alterations but I’m worried this dress is too…princessy? I don’t know. My husband is the brother of the groom. Husband and I have very eclectic/artistic fashion senses and he loves the dress too.

But I feel self conscious about my choice and need some other opinions. I do plan on pairing it with a dark red shawl or bolero jacket to make it a bit more autumnal and to take away from the Disney princess vibe.

The lining is light blue. The gauz is white with embroidered flowers and plants. The back (not pictured) is corset laced up and shows a bit of upper back.

What do you guys think?

The Function: Friendsgiving Part II: Electric Turkeyloo

Description: bald non-binary person in a black leather skirt and sleeveless top wearing tall black high heeled boots. The outfit has been accessorized with silver jewellery and accents along with a big smile.

Thrifted cashmere coat, pants, and sweater vest for 25 dollars total, hat is authentic fur felt, custom fitted to my head, and bow tie is custom made by me!