Drawing upon interviews with British and American men who identify as gay and black, I consider how these individuals negotiate their self-identity as black gay men through their dressed appearance. While acknowledging notions of intersectionality, I explore the ways in which these particular men negotiated their identities within gay and black communities and broader cultures with particular stylistic expressions of fashion-style-dress. I look at these men’s experiences of coming out, discovering the gay scene, the influence of existing styles on gay dress, and appearances in work scenarios. Particularly relevant in the interviews were notions of and negotiations between concepts and manifestations of masculinity and macho, camp and effeminacy. Lastly, comparisons are drawn between black and white gay styles to explore the commonalities and differences in gay styles in Britain and America in the twenty-first century.

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通过对自认为是同性恋和黑人的英国和美国男性的采访，我考虑了这些人如何通过他们的着装外表来协商他们作为黑人同性恋者的自我认同。在承认交叉性概念的同时，我探索了这些特定男性在同性恋和黑人社区以及更广泛的文化中通过特定的时尚服饰风格表达来协商他们的身份的方式。我看看这些男人出柜的经历，发现同性恋场景，现有风格对同性恋着装的影响，以及在工作场景中的露面。采访中特别相关的是男子气概与男子气概、坎普和柔弱的概念和表现之间的概念和协商。最后，