The always engaging and prolific Aja Aguirre runs a Fit for a Femme. Her work has also appeared in Autostraddle and Qwear. You should definitely spend your weekend getting lost in the blog’s archives.
Ingrid Nilsen is a highly successful YouTube vlogger (she’s even interviewed President Obama) who came out on her channel in June 2015. Her videos focus on fun, approachable beauty and fashion advice. Check out her channel here.
Femme Violet covers fashion trends with a focus on queer femme style. Becca Santos, Femme Violet’s founder, writes thoughtful pieces on everything from the increased visibility of trans models, to adding an edge to your hard femme style.
Tomboy/Femme Style collects the best tomboy-femme photos from reader submissions and around the web on their Tumblr blog.
The Fab Femme Mag isn’t fashion specific, but they publish stories about and for feminine identified women. Their #FreshFacedFemmes series is always a source of inspiration.
The Lingerie Lesbian is run by Caroilne Elenowitz, a blogger and fashion designer who posts about lingerie, femininity, sexuality, and queerness.
This Tumblr is dedicated to femme, butch, and everything in between fashion, and has recently become more active again. Much of the blog is made up of reader submissions of their best looks. Read it here.
Los Angeles native and NYC transplant Nicolette Mason graduated from Parsons School of Design and has contributed to Vogue Italia, Marie Claire, Refinery29, and more. Her stunning photographs and engaging style, beauty, and travel diary are always worth following.
Fat Shopaholic’s Tiffany Tucker hasn’t blogged in a few months (there’s still hope!), but her archives are full of hard femme fashion that can’t be missed.
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