Rise of the Gaysian：Bryanboy, Xander Zhou, Phillip Lim – Arts & Entertainment

theblackrenaissance.tumblr.com — Gaysians are making headlines more significantly as of late in the media. Apart from the rise of the Asian Americans such as Alexander Wang, Prabal Gurung, Jason Wu etc, I thought these links below give justice to the other world views that represent the gaysian community in all of its diversity.

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