Transexual Collection

English fashion model April Ashley gained attention in the media when her husband, Hon, left court

Transexual Collection: English fashion model April Ashley leaves court after her husband Hon

English fashion model April Ashley leaves court after her husband Hon. Arthur Corbett had the marriage annulled on the grounds that Ashley had been born male May 1970 P016925

Transexual Collection: April Ashley, the worlds most famous sex-change, kissed the new man in her life

April Ashley, the worlds most famous sex-change, kissed the new man in her life and said simply: " We are very much in love." Then the glamorous 40-year-old model - born George Jamieson

Transexual Collection: April Ashley, wearing a Cossack-style outfit, after hearing the judge

April Ashley, wearing a Cossack-style outfit, after hearing the judges decision at a London Divorce Court that Ashley - the former merchant seaman who became a model after a sex change operation in

Transexual Collection: When April Ashley, now the most motherly of Middle-aged women, was born 47 years ago

When April Ashley, now the most motherly of Middle-aged women, was born 47 years ago, she was a boy named George Jamieson

Transexual Collection: April Ashely the fashion model outed as a transexual by the press in 1961

April Ashely the fashion model outed as a transexual by the press in 1961. A new photograph taken March 1970 P016924

Transexual Collection: Mrs Valerie Arkel Smith, a cross-dresser who pretended to have fought in the RAF as

Mrs Valerie Arkel Smith, a cross-dresser who pretended to have fought in the RAF as Colonel Sir Victor Barker DSO. March 1929

Transexual Collection: Transgender balance, conceptual artwork

Transgender balance, conceptual artwork
Conceptual artwork based on the popular Transgender Pride symbol devised by Holly Boswell, crossed with the yin-yang symbol, showing calm

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English fashion model April Ashley gained attention in the media when her husband, Hon, left court. She confidently walked out, wearing a stylish Cossack-style outfit, after hearing the judge's decision. Despite facing adversity throughout her life, April Ashley has become an iconic figure in the transgender community. Born 47 years ago as April Ashely Davies, she faced challenges from an early age. However, as time went on and society evolved, so did April's journey of self-discovery. In 1961, the press controversially outed her as a transsexual fashion model - a groundbreaking revelation at that time. April Ashley's story is not unique; history reveals other individuals who defied societal norms. A notable example is A Dude Belle in 1883 - a bold and colorful lithograph capturing gender fluidity long before it was widely acknowledged or accepted. Another intriguing character emerged in the form of Mrs Valerie Arkel Smith - a cross-dresser who fabricated tales of fighting for the RAF during World War II. These stories highlight how some individuals found solace and identity through their chosen expressions. Fast forward to today where we witness conceptual artwork representing transgender balance - symbolizing acceptance and equality for all genders. This progress is exemplified by influential figures like Andy Warhol and his star actress Candy Darling (formerly James Lawrence Slattery). Their partnership shone brightly at the premiere of Midnight Cowboy in New York City back in May 1969. Even across continents such as South America's vibrant Rio de Janeiro city, costumed transvestite dancers showcase their artistry fearlessly while embracing their true selves. In Australia's bustling metropolis Sydney or any corner of New South Wales for that matter, diversity thrives with open arms towards those seeking authenticity beyond traditional gender roles. Through these glimpses into history and contemporary society alike, one thing remains clear: being transgender means navigating uncharted waters with courage and resilience.