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[tylersgear]

Shirtless teen in his heavy weight Indera waffle knit long johns

[tylersgear]

Jako with Nike hitop Jordans matching his shorts

[dladsgo]

[tylersgear]

Nice short shorts and Nike Blazers

[cnahuel2000]

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[evilrashida]

[alexiswhyte]

Would you let me use your mouth😩🍆💦🥰

[victhecutie]

Neighbors would definitely do a double-take. 😊 Would you wave or come say hi?

[androfeminine]

Siobhan Atwell ~ Vogue

Though models are paid to be seen and not necessarily heard, the industry has lately become a platform for the transgender voice. Barneys, H&M, and Givenchy are just a handful of brands that have enlisted transgender talent to bring life to their ad campaigns; gender fluidity has been a pervading theme in collections as of late; and designers have looked to rising stars like Andreja Pejic, Lea T, and Hari Nef to walk their runways. Some of these famous faces’ stories have played out before our very eyes—most notably that of Pejic, who first came onto the scene as Andrej and posed as both male and female before transforming into the female model she is today.

Model Siobhan Atwell is taking a leaf from Pejic’s book. She announced publicly last month that she had made the decision to fully transition. Atwell’s androgynous features—luscious brown lengths, pillowy lips, and razor-sharp brows that call to mind a mash-up of Kendall Jenner, Angelina Jolie, and Brooke Shields—allowed her to pose as either male or female when she first came onto the modeling scene two years ago, and she quickly became a muse to Hood By Air designer (and gender-fluidity pioneer) Shayne Oliver.

[tom-suay]

Siobhan Atwell

[iammaren]

If only I were she!

[androfeminine]

Siobhan Atwell

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Siobhan Atwell

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