Articles By: Titus Androgynous
Titus Androgynous is a performer, graphic designer, boxer and, evidently, a writer. She lives in Toronto and is refashioning the casual Canadian dress code with her dapper aesthetic.
Titus Finds a Tailor
Three weeks before the wedding I attended this summer, I began shopping for clothes. My girlfriend had purchased her dress and I had an idea of the outfit I was looking for. I wanted to pick up the colours of her dress (pink and brown) in my tie and shirt and go neutral for the suit. The wedding had...
December 12th, 2011 | Fit, What's New | Read More
Titus is Excited by Wedding Invitations?
Wedding season is once again upon us and invitations to the joyous occasions are flooding the postal system. I used to dread weddings. I liked the party and seeing family or friends. I enjoyed the food, the drinks, the dancing and generally sharing in the couple’s joy. Heck, I even surprised myself...
July 5th, 2011 | Weddings, What's New | Read More
A Butch By Any Other Name
I am butch. I guess. Butch by default? Butch because I am not femme. Definitely not femme. So. Not. Femme. Why is it easier for me to say what I am not? What’s wrong with butch? There are so many other labels out there: andro, boi, AG, stud… all degrees of the same side of the gender divide,...
April 18th, 2011 | Courage | Read More
The Tomboy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up
I was a tomboy. (Quite a confession, I know. I’ll just wait for the shock waves to subside.)
I was a rough-and-tumble, dirty-kneed, baseball-playing, plaid-shirt-wearing tomboy growing up. I haven’t changed much. My earliest playmates were boys and we dressed alike. It was the 70s so we were all...
February 23rd, 2011 | Courage | Read More
Don We Now Our Gay Apparel
Ho-ho-holy crap I’m glad that’s over! I am still dealing with what I like to call “the ghost of the Xmas present.” And as it becomes the ghost of Xmas past, I’d like to figure out how to keep this spectre from haunting me in future.
For many reasons, it was not a great holiday this year....
January 20th, 2011 | Courage | Read More
Titus on The Ties That Bind
Recently I taught my dad how to tie a bow tie. It was his birthday. Mine too, actually. His 70th, my 41st. I wore a bow tie to the party with a snazzy vest, and as a gift I gave him a bow tie and taught him how to tie it. Here’s why this was a big deal.
I was aware that my mother would not like my...
January 3rd, 2011 | Courage | Read More
You’re Ugly and Your Mother Dresses You Funny
I am finally coming out of the closet. Not that one. I’ve been out of that one since I was eighteen. I’m talking about my clothes closet. My wardrobe. Interesting word “wardrobe,” meaning both a piece of furniture that holds clothing and the outfits themselves. Well mine feels like a prison and...
December 10th, 2010 | Courage, What's New | Read More









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