Happy Thursday, dolls! 💖
We hope you’ve been having a lovely week and enjoyed our MUBI watch party earlier this week! If ya missed out you can still watch The African Desperate here hehe. There’s so much fab content up on the Dollhouse this week, we hope you love!Â
Let’s get into it…..
Other Men: On Socialising While Transmasculine
Elliott Rose’s essay is exploring venturing into masculine spaces as a transmasc person. From pubs to barbershops; they’re discussing the complexities of these spaces and their rituals.
Read the full essay here.
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KIDCORE is Melanie Lehmann's Latest Sickly Sweet Editorial (Si apre in una nuova finestra)
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Our fav contributor Melanie Lehmann is back with Polyester showcasing a brand new editorial exploring youth aesthetics in her brilliant bubbly style. Get ready to feel sticky as these pictures encapsulate how it feels to be a young ‘un.
See the full editorial here. (Si apre in una nuova finestra)
Crowning Glory: How Alopecia Changed People's Perception of Me (Si apre in una nuova finestra)
Morgan Jones’ essay is exploring their relationship with their alopecia, wigs and people's perceptions of them.
Read the full essay here (Si apre in una nuova finestra).
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Making Space for Glorifying Obesity (Si apre in una nuova finestra)
Alabama Whirley is chatting to us about her burlesque show, Glorified Cabaret that’s showcasing plus sized performers and celebrating unapologetic in your body.
Read the full piece here. (Si apre in una nuova finestra)
In 2020 Deen Atger founded @Disturbance, a trans led program that aims to elevate LGBTQIA+ voices in the arts.
Talking with Polyester editor Gina Tonic, Deen breaks down the program, how important holding physical spaces for queer people is and why inclusivity is more important than ever.
Read the full piece here. (Si apre in una nuova finestra)
Have a gorgeous weekend everyone! It’s basically the weekend innit. Love ya!
XOXO,
The Polyester Team 💟
