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Nicolette Mason

New York
As seen in: Glamour, Teen Vogue, Marie Claire, Refinery29, Coveteur, The Everygirl, The Zoe Report, BUST Magazine
NYC via LA. Creative Consultant & communications strategist. #WomanLifeFreedom (she/her)
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What Does A Queer Uniform Look Like? These LGBTQ+ Creatives Have Thoughts

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By Nicolette Mason
| The Zoe Report Verified
It’s a tale as old as (gay) time: A young queer person, in realizing and beginning to articulate their identity, will often go through a reckoning with their wardrobe. Do I look gay? How will I signal to other queer people that I’m one of the gays-and-theys? How will they know I like them like them? Do you go for the thumb ring, the singular right ear lobe piercing, a shaggy little mullet, or start incorporating some ever-so-subtle rainbow into the mix?
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6 Ways You Can Be a Better Ally to the LGBTQIA Community

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By Julia Dellitt, Nicolette Mason
| The Everygirl Verified
Copy by: Julia Dellitt Feature Image By: Nicolette Mason Header Image By: Ban.do When you learn that someone you know or love is LGBTQIA, it can be challenging to figure out the “best” way to react. You may want to ask a bunch of questions, or express your support, or disapprove of the intolerance that those in this community face on a regular basis. Or you may feel emotions ranging from honored to confused, and have no idea what to do or say next.
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The New Supers

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By Nicolette Mason, Danielle Levitt, Michaela Dosamantes
| Glamour Verified
I was 25 years old when I saw Vogue Italia’s June 2011 issue. On its cover: Candice Huffine, Robyn Lawley, and Tara Lynn—three of the top plus-size models at the time—wearing black lingerie. Inside the magazine: the boudoir-style photoshoot, where model Marquita Pring was also featured. The brazen sexuality was palpable. In all my years of reading mainstream women’s magazines, I’d never seen anything like it.
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