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In very general terms, butch style incorporates the more masculine side of menswear. Think sturdy and durable clothing such as outdoors wear, sportswear, smart suits and dapper ties. The butch fashion isn’t to be confused ...

The 90s are well and truly back…in terms of this season’s (and next season’s) trends, anyway! Even the early 00s are getting a look in, because nostalgia is a key theme at the moment - especially with people aged 16-30. That’s quite a big age-gap!

The first ever London Queer Fashion Show took place on September the 20th in Hackney. It may have passed you by as unfortunately it did not gather much mainstream media attention. Certainly overdue and most welcome this event wanted to give visibility to diversity within the community and as the...

Lesbian Fashion Show GFW Clothing was invited to take part in the Fashion Show which is an annual fixture in the International Women's Festival on the beautiful island of Lesbos. We were able to showcase our latest collections in a two part appearance, and enjoy all the other benefits of attending the festival and enjoying the sunshine. Now how many fashion shows have you seen where the models have so much fun? Part 2   With thanks to Thomas Volgmann for the video. https://www.facebook.com/Thomas-Volgmann-Video-Productions-Berlin-136184240344940/ Music: Mighty Real - Slyvester

We love comedian Zoe Lyons and she likes our shirts, mutual respect init. We asked her to share what she likes about them and this is what she said.

In June 2017, GFW Clothing founder, Lisa Honan was nominated for the National Diversity Award Entrepreneur of Excellence. We received many votes from loyal customers, who said some lovely things about what we are doing. It is great to get this feedback as it means we are on the right track, bringing you the styles you want to wear, with the important addition th

And so we have come to the end of our Lookbook series. We do hope you have enjoyed some of the looks we have put together combined with a bit of 'improv' silliness.

What is masculinity as a social construct? It’s seen everywhere from the way people deal with their mental health to consumer goods. While the latter includes everything from manly ‘detailer’ shower sponges (isn’t detailing a term used for cars not human?),