Citizen Brooklyn

The only down side was that I was never ready to leave when I had to move on… I just wanted to just stay and continue the experience.

The day that I saw Storyboard P dancing on a lovely summer evening in front of Barclay Center, my camera had no rest.

Photographer Stephanie Diani got to the heart of the matter, literally, by constructing these fascinating accessories out of offal and artistically draping them around beautiful models to make a statement, “Meat as fashion must be in the collective unconscious.”

Living in remote villages, Sworn Virgins are believed to be the only formal, socially defined female-to-male cross-gender and cross-dressing role in Europe. Roughly 30 of these fascinating women are left. Photographer Jill Peters beautifully captures the fortitude and stoicism of a group of women who chose to take a radical stand against the gender role they were born into.

Photographer Hannah Frishberg snuck past a guard to get onto the roof of the building and take photos this summer.

She’s more of an alchemist than a designer. She stashes emotions inside her mind, and blends them out into delicious creative juices.

The truck was worth the wait: inside the battered, tagged-up old GMC was a little paradise world.

Burlesque can just be stripping, but when it’s done expertly, it can be about so much more.

It is most striking is that every single woman photographed looks so comfortable in her own skin radiating confidence.

Be drunk with shame, more love drawn memories too soon to forget…

I am St. Patrick’s-Day-Beer-Vomit-Green with jealousy when I see those beautifully renovated apartments along Irving or Knickerbocker Avenue. I want to cut those bitches shopping at Mary Meyer with their ridiculously expensive, cute vintage outfits.

Are crabs the new molly?