Tag Archives: Tragic Fashion Boy

Remember Tragic Fashion Boy?

Poor Tragic Fashion boy! I came across this picture and it brought back a whole era – the era in my life when blogging and fashion were exciting and full of adventure. I was genuinely fascinated by characters like Sea … Continue reading

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Tragic Fashion

  I was excited to see this competitor of Tragic Fashion Boy on Disney Rollergirl’s blog tonight.  He’s as thin and miserable looking as anyone could ask for, isn’t he? I need to name him. Suggestions? So I looked around … Continue reading

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TFB: Exploitation or Success?

When I first saw this photo of Tragic Fashion Boy, I felt a mixture of outrage and sorrow. It’s part of some fashion shoot but it looks like child pornography. Is it the bony little torso that makes it upsetting? … Continue reading

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Lipstick Envy

Ooooooooooh! This lipstick is the business. That kid knows his red, doesn’t he??

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When Androgyny Isn’t Helpful

Today, I came upon this photo of Tragic Fashion Boy today on a fashion blog, with this caption: “She has this androgynous petit gamin look that’s just fascinating. A good example of how the guests can really bring a designer’s … Continue reading

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Sparkly Happiness for Everyone!

Rainbows and unicorns make everything happy, even Tragic Fashion Boy! Cornify is “the number #1 unicorn and rainbow service worldwide, providing sparkles and happiness for all.” You can download a Cornify bookmark to Cornificate boring web pages: the more you … Continue reading

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Inspirations

I came across this picture of a Nature Girl With Lesbian Stick while browsing at twistedlamb, a blog with a very strong sensibility I’ll call Pagan Hipster. It involves S & M, sexual ambiguity, Goth glamor and a whiff of … Continue reading

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