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    We’re brand new, really passionate, and hoping to make a space for women, queer creators, and those who have been told we’re too whimsical, feminine or different.

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    We give models and people who have never modeled before a safe and fun environment to do so.

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    We provide opportunities to network and meet other creatives in the Boston and LA area.

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    We feature print contributors from all over the world in our print issues, and compensate them for their art.

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    We collaborate with smaller artists and interview them, providing a platform for exposure and new connections.

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    We throw community events in Boston and LA, such as clothing swaps, launch parties, live concerts and so much more.

“I've been quietly following Dreamworldgirl Zine ever since the first issue. I am fondly attached to this zine because it allows me to be authentically myself in embracing my feminine and womanly qualities. As time goes on, the promising potential and magical grace this zine carries grows everyday!”

Lai Vang

“as a non binary model for dreamworlgirl zine i have felt nothing but inclusivity and love. i love celebrating my relationship to girlhood in a safe place like dwg.”

Em Salzman

“I haven't seen a lot of creators coming out of Boston that I've liked and resonated with as much as this!”

Eleanor Butler

“I love when a brand creates an immersive universe for their art to take flight [in] and dreamworldgirl is doing exactly that! creativity with substance is a hard thing to come by and when you’re able to bring something that has that element of escapism, you can’t help but want more (and to be a part of it)…the rest is history”

Elizabeth Kawachi

“DreamworldGirl Zine just feels like home. The dreamy, soft, hyper-feminine aesthetic paired with intentional storytelling is everything I’ve always loved about zine culture. It’s not just beautiful, it’s bold.”

Victoria Simmons

“Looking through the catalogs and instagram, I can see that this magazine provides something that most companies lack. When I look at dwg, I see bright colors and individuality; it inspires me to incorporate more fun into my style and everyday life.”

Camren Murray