Sarah F

Sarah works a a diversity officer at Google, after working for Stonewall for many years. She’s been wearing Dr Martens boots since she was about five years old and enjoys playing with gender in her wardrobe, expressing her bisexuality by wearing a range of different looks. Sarah lives with her husband in North London, and identifies as “second-generation bi”, as her mum is also bisexual.

I don't think people read me as bi or queer, perhaps because I've got long hair. I also think being plus size makes a real difference, that you're just kind of read as a mumsy white woman. I feel like you can play with androgyny in a very different w
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Probably the outfit I feel queerest in, is essentially the stuff my mum wore when I was growing up. I think that's my imprint of what gay women look like. I do love a buttoned up shirt. And I do love a comfortable shoe. It feels like that's like my n
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I wear a lot of jewellery and stuff. For me like that slightly "alternative" chunky jewellery or chunky shoes is a way to subvert the femme thing. I like to have a masculine element of my outfit in some way, whether that's the chunky boots or a butto
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