what I love about Karim Sadli's photography is the androgyny. It seems to me to be androgyny done untraditionally, not with women looking "manly", but men looking "womanly". Gorgeous. Check more of his stuff out here.
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- skeleton keys
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My current header is a photo from fatale femmes, by petra collins and laura-lynn petrick.