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[PHOTOS] This queer fashion show was the highlight of New York Fashion Week so far

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A model wears an outfit from Soid Studios at the dapperQ fashion show during New York Fashion Week

On Thursday, September 5th, leading queer style magazine dapperQ returned to Brooklyn Museum for the ninth year to present the largest LGBTQIA+ fashion show during New York Fashion Week, aptly titled Nine.

After a happy hour hosted by Henrietta Hudson, New York City’s longest-standing brick-and-mortar lesbian bar, the runway show kicked off with new designs by ALEGRÍA, FreeMen by Mickey, Soid Studios, Zoe Grinfeld, KEITH KELLY, and Transguy Supply. dapperQ’s resident DJ, DJ M.O., provided the beats, and artist, musician, and writer Buffy Sierra emceed the event.

dapperQ aims to inspire people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender presentations to defy the status quo about both queer fashion and beauty as art and visual activism. In the words of Anita Dolce Vita, editor in chief of dapperQ, “dapperQ is a queer fashion revolution, one of the most stylish forms of protest of our generation.”

Check out our outfits slideshow from all the designers below.

Freemen by Mickey

A model wears an outfit from FreeMen by Mickey at the dapperQ fasion show during New York Fashion Week
A model wears an outfit from FreeMen by Mickey at the dapperQ fashion show during New York Fashion Week

Zoe Grinfeld

A model wears an outfit from Zoe Grinfeld at the dapperQ fasion show during New York Fashion Week
A model wears an outfit from Zoe Grinfeld at the dapperQ fashion show during New York Fashion Week

ALEGRÍA

A model wears an outfit from ALEGRÍA at the dapperQ fashion show during New York Fashion Week
A model wears an outfit from ALEGRÍA at the dapperQ fashion show during New York Fashion Week

Transguy Supply

A model wears an outfit from Transguy Supply at the dapperQ fashion show during New York Fashion Week
A model wears an outfit from Transguy Supply at the dapperQ fashion show during New York Fashion Week

KEITH KELLY

A model wears an outfit from KEITH KELLY at the dapperQ fashion show during New York Fashion Week
A model wears an outfit from KEITH KELLY at the dapperQ fashion show during New York Fashion Week

Soid Studios

A model wears an outfit from Soid Studios at the dapperQ fashion show during New York Fashion Week
A model wears an outfit from Soid Studios at the dapperQ fashion show during New York Fashion Week

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