Qwear Halloween 2018: VOTE on Top 5!

This Halloween our submissions soared with creativity and skill! We chose our top 5, and now it’s time for you to vote for the winner!

Prizes:

1st prize winner:

  • Invitation to model in our next fashion show!! (Or nominate a friend)
  • T-shirt of your choice from Tyler Wallach Studio!
  • Qwear style profile feature

2nd prize winner:

  • Qwear style profile feature
  • Instagram feature

3rd prize winner:

  • Instagram feature

Voting ends Wednesday Nov 30 at 11:59 pm EST.

Here are our first round winners, in no particular order:

First Round Winners

Lena Waithe at the Met Gala

The Sprinkle King

 
 

By i.like.big.bundts

Capn Crunch a Bitch Costume  

 
by Karlo Jacobs

by Karlo Jacobs

 

Kuzco from The Emperor's New Groove

 
 

By angelamelie988

Fred Jones from Scooby Doo

 
 

By lilcuppatea

*Voting has ended

Honorable mentions:

Sia

 
 

By The Chic Effect

Prince

 
 

By bowtiesandbigdreams

Beast Boy from Teen Titains

The Rock

Fun Dip

 
 

Wednesday Addams

 
 

By @sarahtrivedi

Skull

 
 

By @naztoorabally

Shout Out to the Qwear Team:

Mojo as Lil Kim at the VMAs

 
 

Sarah as Mr Glass from Unbreakable

Thank you to everyone who entered and added to the beauty of queer expression!

TL;DR: Qwear selected five 1st round winners, which you can vote on to win exciting prizes. There were many honorable mentions, and we finish off the story with some costumes from the Qwear team.

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Sonny Oram

Sonny Oram founded Qwear in 2011: the world’s first online queer fashion incubator. Their work has been featured in The New York Times, The Boston Globe, Huffpost, and Buzzeed, among others. Sonny has been published in books including Beyonce in Formation and The Dangers of Fashion: Towards Ethical and Sustainable Solutions. In 2019, Sonny founded Qwear Media to help diversify advertising.

Outside of Qwear, Sonny works at MIT as a Communications Officer, where they use their expertise in creating online movements to curate MIT’s online presence.

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