This zine is a visual exploration of fashion, identity, and self-expression through a queer lens. Created for my senior capstone, it spotlights TomboyX, a brand that has had a deeply personal impact on my life as a masculine-presenting lesbian. Discovering TomboyX was a turning point because it was the first brand that made me feel seen, comfortable, and celebrated.

Inspired by the zine’s history in LGBTQ+ culture, this project uses print as a tactile way to share stories, build community, and connect with customers beyond online shopping. It celebrates clothing as more than product, but as a tool for confidence, visibility, and self-expression.