Furry Fashion (part 1): Youth, Fursuiting, and Magic for Everyone.
by Patch O'Furr

From my closet.
Freaky Deaky Looks
Dancers, club kids, ravers, even Burning Man freaks – they all have standout looks that mingle with fandom sometimes. It’s a great place to celebrate creative expression in all of it’s forms.
Wherever furries meet, they wear their art. In costume or not, even their regular outfits are likely to be colorful with cartoony graphic appeal. The interest crosses over with many aspects of a subculture full of young creative people.
Furs who love fashion recently started a collective to make projects together. I did a chat with the Furry Fashion Collective – that’s coming in Part 2. But first, this topic can’t overlook fursuiting, the fandom’s signature visual statement. It’s the silly side of things, but that’s not all there is to it.
Furries are making a nice presence at #BurningMan and getting love back. https://t.co/wdhY6byqk1 Looks like @Furcon attracted a Burner crew (pic from Dragonscales Photography.) Anyone know them? @asunyra @neonbunny @Amenophis_cat pic.twitter.com/hvDdcsZBPQ
— Dogpatch Press (@DogpatchPress) February 1, 2018



(Patch O’Furr:) Furries love plush like a fat kid loves cake. My friends do, anyways. That’s how I met Amy Brown, a non-furry crafter who specializes in plush objects on Etsy. I heard that she enjoyed commissions for fursuit props. It makes me happy when furries make friends like that! Amy mentioned weirder commissions, and that made me invite her to tell some juicy stories. (Mmm… carrot juice for everybunny).
Many people are to blame for ruining furry. This list isn’t comprehensive, and some of the jerks on it caused multiple problems at the same time.



