The Androgynous Model web series is a modeling contest whose first season streamed on YouTube between 2013 and 2014. The show features five Black lesbian androgynous models from Charlotte, North Carolina, who compete in a series of photo-shoot and runway challenges to secure the title of “The Androgynous Model.” Employing close readings of the photo-shoot, runway challenges, and an interview with the show’s creator Nikki Eason, I argue that the models’ performances in the web series and Eason’s commentary are connected to a Black feminist tradition that prioritizes self-definition and self-valuation. I identify their articulation of self-definition and self-valuation in this web series as BlaQueer Style. Although BlaQueer Style can be and is the styling practices constructed by queer Black people, the interpretive framework BlaQueer Style that I aim to uncover underscores the Black feminist politics embedded in queer Black women’s fashion activism so that we can reframe how we define and theorize activism.

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“不是他，不是她，是我们”

雌雄同体模特网络系列是一场模特比赛，其第一季于 2013 年至 2014 年在 YouTube 上播放。该节目以来自北卡罗来纳州夏洛特的五位黑人女同性恋雌雄同体模特为特色，她们将参加一系列拍摄和时装秀挑战以确保冠军头衔的“雌雄同体模型”。通过仔细阅读照片拍摄、时装秀挑战以及对节目创作者 Nikki Eason 的采访，我认为模特在网络系列中的表演和 Eason 的评论与优先考虑自我定义和自我的黑人女权主义传统有关。 -估值。我将他们在这个网络系列中对自我定义和自我评价的表达确定为 BlaQueer 风格。尽管 BlaQueer Style 可以并且是由酷儿黑人构建的造型实践，