/r/lesbianfashionadvice
A place to discuss Sapphic fashion! Masculine, feminine, anything in between-- for all queer women, this is the place.
For anyone who feels out of place or has trouble locating clothes or identifying styles which work for them. All are welcome! Whether you're feminine, androgynous, butch, or otherwise outside the norm, we're here to help you out!
Rule 1 - Be Civil: This is meant to be a positive, friendly space. Let's keep it that way. Anyone who considers themselves to be Sapphic belongs here, and racism, xenophobia, ableism, homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia of all varieties are strictly disallowed.
Rule 2 - Restriction of Face-Only Selfies: If you post a face-only selfie, there has to be another photo that showcases at least half of your outfit.
Rule 3 - Restriction of Self-Promotion: No promotional posts or unsolicited comments. The only exception are outfit photos where a promoted item is worn and it or the shop is linked in the comments; and comments containing a link and additional text if explicitly asked for.
Rule 4 - Sexual Content and OnlyFans Spam: This is not intended to be a sexually-charged forum. The furthest into undress that would generally be acceptable here would probably be swimsuit pics, but even then we'd ask that you please flair them as NSFW out of courtesy for others. Obvious thirst traps will be removed, and any attempts to post overtly sexual content (Panty shots, cheesecake, pictures or videos of you groping your chest/crotch, advertising or baiting your OnlyFans, porn, etc) will result in an immediate ban.
/r/lesbianfashionadvice
hey, so i have both masc and fem elements in my style but i suppose i lean more towards to masc side. i’ve started trying to look more and more gay and have been accessorizing more. i was wondering if there were any lesbian-looking bracelets that could help me. i wear a lot of band shirts and baggy jeans, so something that matches that aesthetic a little bit. any recommendations appreciated!!
I have the misfortune of living in small town Straightsville where there are no dedicated LGBTQ+ places and most people fully embrace the CompHet. I’m constantly approached by men who presume me to be straight, but it’s so hard to meet women because I think they just presume me to be heterosexual as well.
Style wise I’m about as femme as it gets. I have long hair that is my natural color because it’s too much trouble to dye; love pretty dresses and heels; also get regular mani-pedis that while always kept sapphically short, I’m quite partial to pretty colors with sparkle. Most of my clothes are black and shades of pink, red, purple and blue.
I know it’s cheesy but I do love rainbow accessories as well, including jewelry. Tattoos and piercings are unfortunately out of the question for me due to a skin condition.
Anyone else have this problem? Any ideas on how I can look more queer/sapphic to other sapphics??
I would love your help to be adviced and reviewed on how to dress up better and look nice. I'm unsure if I do right now, thanks to my insecurities 😵. Also, could you tell me if I've got any traditional feminine qualities? I'd love to be reaffirmed that I do look womanly. 🥺❤️