Outfitting Closets When Fewer People Came Out of Them (Published 2024)
Michael Salem built a retail business by selling to customers like male cross-dressers and transgender women at a time when serving both was more taboo.
Maia Raymer is an award-winning journalist, critic, essayist, video producer, and editor who's covered culture, technology, style, and politics for a broad range of publications, from DIY zines to global media platforms, including the New York Times, GQ, Pitchfork, Esquire, VICE, and Playboy. She's senior editor and creative director at Dirty Magazine, an independent print publication about art, fashion, sex, and New York City. She's also a prolific artist, musician, DJ, and model. She lives in Bushwick, Brooklyn with two cats and a hoard of vintage magazines.
Michael Salem built a retail business by selling to customers like male cross-dressers and transgender women at a time when serving both was more taboo.
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