• Selena Quintanilla had a look like no other. She was adventurous and pushed the envelope when it came to fashion. Known for her bright red lips, big hair and original rhinestone bustiers, her style still stands the test of time. Below are 11 iconic looks that are siempre Selena.

Additional reporting by Rochelle Baez.

'Amor Prohibido' Album Cover

"Amor Prohibido," was Selena's fourth Spanish album, released on March 13, 1994. This photo is from from the album cover and features her signature look of hoop earrings, big bangs and red lipstick. Get the look here . Source: World according to Maggie

Rhinestones For Days

Selena was famously known for her rhinestone-studded bustiers. This bustier in particular has a special design on it because Selena had to get creative. She ran out of rhinestones and decided to make a cool design on the bustier. Get the look here . Source: Pixgood

The Color Purple

In one of her last live performances, which took place at the Houston Astrodome on February 26, 1995, Selena rocked this purple one-piece jumper with bell-bottoms. It will go down in history as one of Selena's most recognized looks. YouTuber MrMoniqueable recreates this iconic look here . Source: IMG Arcade

The Lady In Red

And The Grammy Goes To...

High Bun On Point

Rebel With A Cause

White Hot

All Black Everything

"Bidi Bidi Bom Bom"

The Iconic Red Lips

Forget the #selfie, 2015 is all about the #shoefie. That's right! You can now take a selfie with your shoe!

The designers at Miz Mooz understand today’s on-the-go women, who don't like using their arms to take a picture of themselves. Thanks to them, you can now use their footwear to snap a pic.

With an open square toe and an iPhone dock, all you need to do it just point and shoot with your toe. It's that easy! The designers are also working on a charging functionality.

The shoes aren’t available yet, because it's an unbelievably funny joke . April Fool's!!!! Did you fall for it?

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The Mexican boots that conquered men's fashion week in Paris last year are creating a buzz in the fashion industry. These boots, also known as botas picudas, originated from Matehuala, in the Mexican state of San Luis Potosi, and have been around since 2011, according to a Vice documentary on the now famous boots.

The boots rose to popularity Tribal music introduced by DJ Erick Rincon . Tribal music is a remix of “pre-Hispanic and African sounds with Cumbia basslines,” says Rincon. The boots are made out of hoses and screws, all handmade. The crazy height started when guys began competing against those in other villages to see who could make their shoes the highest.

The boots have since migrated to Dallas, where a large population of Mexicans from San Luis Potosi reside. According to the documentary, tribal music events are bigger in the United States than in Mexico. At the events, dance-offs in the boots are held between all-male dance groups who vie for monetary awards and bragging rights.

The shoes captured the attention of Japanese fashion house Comme des Garçons , which sent its own versions of the boots down the runway during its men’s spring/summer 2015 fashion show in Paris last year. The boots (pictured below) are currently retailing for $515.

The pointy boot craze is certainly a true reflection of Mexican identity. With the Mexican population steadily growing in the U.S., it's only a matter of time before we start seeing more Mexican fashion emerge.

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This past weekend, over 50,000 people descended upon the first annual Fiesta de la Flor festival in honor of Selena Quintanilla.

Fans came from as far as Brazil and Argentina to Selena's hometown of Corpus Christi, Texas to pay tribute to the singer. Some of these super fans even recreated her most iconic looks. Below are 20 of the best Selena-inspired looks from the fest. Which one is your fave?

That beaded bustier tho. Source: The Flama

Going for the gold! Source: The Flama

Hair game so Selena-fresh.

Double the cuteness!!

The iconic purple crisscross jumpsuit.

Without a doubt.

This fan is looking all "Como la Flor."

Words to live by.

Lil' Selenas in the making.

10 La niña de rojo.

All White Everything

Hoop Dreams

This fan needs to do a Selena makeup tutorial STAT!

It's not a Selena festival without a studded beret.

Macho men know what's up.

16 Just like Selena, he's rocking cow print for days!Selena's cow print outfit was even turned into a doll .

"Tacos Before Vatos"

Team #Selena

A Star in the making!

Selena mini-me's strike a pose with Chris Perez.

Nikki Limo learned some stuff while going to Coachella or, as she pronounces it, "Ka-chella." In this video, she explains how not to look like a f*cking lame in the hipster desert.

Flower headbands, heels and big sunglasses are mandatory. Sunscreen, sweaters and ear plugs should NOT be seen in public. Watch the video and you'll be soooooo cool at Coachella next year.

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What’s cooler than a French Bulldog with some killer style? Not much. This dapper dog goes from geek to disco chic in no time at all. All it takes is a quick outfit change, but not just any outfit, we’re talking the iconic white suit John Travolta strutted in “Saturday Night Fever.”

You can thank the Instagram account @instafrenchie for this adorbs piece of video. If you have a French Bulldog that you like to dress up for entertainment or dog-shaming purposes, you can upload the pic and use the hashtag #INSTAFRENCHIE to possibly be featured on their page.

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Join us in celebrating 100 years of Mexican beauty, in this beauty-through-the-ages montage.

Model Reyna Marquez shows us how the standards of beauty have evolved in Mexico starting with the revolutionary “ Adelitas " look of the 1910's, followed by the classy side bun so many of our abuelitas rocked, and ends with the slick, flat-ironed sleekness we see today in 2015.

See some of our favorite looks throughout the century below. !Viva La Mujer!

!Viva la Revolución!

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!Viva el maquillaje!

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!Viva el peinado!

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!Viva el estilo!

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!Viva la belleza!

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!Viva el amor y paz!

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!Viva la temporada de amor!

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!Viva el hairspray!

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!Vivan los scrunchies!

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!Viva la moda!

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!Viva la Mexicana!

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Watch the entire evolution of beauty in Mexico below.

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All hail La Lopez. She walked the red carpet tonight at the 2015 Latin Billboard Awards in a white, sheer lace jumpsuit and cape. Looks like she's ready to slay her Selena Quintanilla tribute at the show.

It’s not a bad gig to be Kendall or Kylie Jenner these days. The youngest members of the Kardashian/Jenner clan seem to be everywhere. You can catch them on the runway, and of course, their little reality show “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.”

Here we see the sisters away from the KUWTK cameras, which is rather refreshing. The media darlings play “Which Sister?” for Glamour . You’ll be surprised – or maybe not - to see who they think takes the most selfies, is more likely to start a fight, or who has the dirtier mouth.

The fashionable siblings just launched their new Topshop collection. Check it out here .

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Let's just honest. Let be real. Prom styles aren't what they used to be. With every new era comes a new definition in what's hot, and what's not. Check out 10 of the biggest prom transformations through the years and don't forget to ask your aunt if she really had poodle hair like that!

Dresses are shorter now.

Back in the day, girls covered up their legs like Amish women . These days, girls are rocking prom dresses that resemble ice skating outfits.

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Hair is straighter now.

High school is still complicated but prom hair is not. Gone are the days of teasing or perming your hair to resemble a toy poodle. It's all about sleek, straight hair or simple waves.

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More skin, less fabric.

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Matching is SO yesterday.

I guess Winnie the Pooh was big back in the day?! That's the only way to justify this matching outfit. Thankfully guys don't match with their prom dates anymore. Do you, boo. Do you.

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Limos are out, exotic cars are in.

Want to turn heads when you roll up to prom? Rent a Ferrari. A traditional limo is so yesterday. Source: The Flama

There's way less poof.

Supercallifragilisticexpialidocious! The 80's was all about Mary Poppins dresses. These days girls have gotten rid of the extra baggage and opt for form fitting dresses. Source: The Flama

Shoes are higher and flashier.

RIP cheap dyeable shoes. These days, it's about Lady Gaga-like shoes. The higher the heel and the bigger the bling, the better. Source: The Flama

The Red Carpet look is in.

These days, prom feels more like the Oscars, with the hair all did, sleek dresses and immaculate suits. Teens look more like Hollywood stars than actual teens. Source: The Flama

Dresses are more blinged out.

Back in the day, prom dresses didn't twinkle. These days, you need to be careful with crystal-encrusted dresses because it will cut a bish. Source: The Flama

LGBT couples are more embraced now!

In proms of past decades, you rarely heard of same-sex couples attending prom together—or a girl being crowned prom king or a guy being crowned prom queen. As attitudes towards same-sex couples continue to shift in the United States, more LGBTQ teens are being welcomed at proms—a big and beautiful change from the past. Source: The Flama If you like this video, you'll also like " 9 Things Teens Have To Explain To Their Latino Parents About Prom ."

Last year we did a piece on the freshest Latino-inspired sweatshirts, but this year we expanded our horizons with some new shirts and sweatshirts to add to your closet. Check out these awesome potential additions to your wardrobe.

Mickey and Minnie Por Vida

Cause everyone knows that Mickey and Minnie are #BaeGoals. Cop this one for $55 at Bella Doña .

Bella Doña

Make Nachos Not War

If only everyone in the world had this mentality. Get this one on Etsy for $35.

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Chanel Chola

For the hood rich girl in your life. Get this on Etsy for $37.

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Trust No B-tch

Yolanda Saldívar is the reason why Latinos got trust issues. Grab this on Bella Doña for $34.

Bella Doña

Loca Pero Cute

Pero you love it though. Get it on Bella Doña for $50.

Bella Doña

West Coast

The pride and joy of west coast natives. Catch this one at Etsy/Zen Threads for $35.

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La Selenas

How is this not an actual lotería card yet? Pick this one up on Etsy for $25.

Etsy/Cristocat

I Believe in Nachos

This shirt is our religion, tbh. Get this shirt on Etsy for $20.

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Feliz Navidad

Stay true to yourself at the Ugly Christmas Sweater Party. Catch this sweatshirt on The Peralta Project for $30.

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Frida Con Rolos

In addition, to this one they also have Celia Cruz, Selena, Wonder Woman, and Dora the Explorer. Snag this one on The Peralta Project for $45.

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Goya Black Beans

You know you ain't nothing with Goya in your life. Cop this one on The Peralta Project for $33.

The Peralta Project

Home Girls

Splurge on these with your day one BFF. Catch these on Bella Doña for $30.

Bella Doña

Tacos

In case you really need to spell out what matters in life. Get it on Etsy for $15.

Etsy/Odyssey Roc

Frida

Wear the queen proudly on your chest. Find this one on Etsy for $39.

Etsy/MonoFacesoAdult

Tacos Not Emotions

TRUE LIFE THOUGH. Catch this on Etsy for $40.

Etsy/UmBuh

Burritos and Chill

All we need in our lives. Catch this one on Etsy for $21.

Etsy/Vincent Carroza

Burritos or Bust

Never get caught stranded without one. Get this one on Etsy for $29.

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I'll Guac Your World

The only four words I need to hear. Get this one on Etsy for $20.

BadPickleTees

Como la Flor

"Anything for Selenaaassss!" You can get this one at Etsy for $25.

Etsy/CristoCat

Paleta Princess

Bella Doña

Always Down 4 Tacos

#TRUTH. Find this one on Etsy for $45.

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Sometimes you just have to color outside the lines.

That's how I feel about this non-matching, boldly colorful makeup tutorial by Kat Von D . She uses her very own (and now sold out) " Mi Vida Loca " palette— the name itself is cool enough to make us want to buy it, amirite?

Kat Von D was inspired to make this tutorial after seeing this beautiful multi-toned creation by Instagram user " juscallmetara ." Watch as she does her own take of that look using those colors that are just begging to be noticed.

She starts out soft with a nice nude and then takes it from 0 to 100 with a bold yellow named "fran" and a loud electric blue called "synth."

Check out the tutorial to see how you can achieve this look.

Along with family parties , ugly Christmas sweaters are a necessary evil of the holiday season.

No one actually wants to wear these, but you know that you're going to encounter at least one party this month where one is necessary for entry. But what if they were more culturally relevant?

Here's what we think they would look like if Latinos ran the Ugly Christmas Sweater game.

You know you need this one for the party.

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Elvis Crespo knows how to get you under the mistletoe.

Derek Gabryszak for Flama

Puerto Ricans will be lining up for this one.

Derek Gabryszak for Flama

T-Swift who?

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It's not a Latino party without a piñata.

Derek Gabryszak for Flama

Because Santa is low-key Dominican.

Derek Gabryszak for Flama

This sweater is totally what's up.

Derek Gabryszak for Flama

Even Santa needs to stop for "breaks."

Derek Gabryszak for Flama

It's definitely coquito season.

Derek Gabryszak for Flama

Easiest Christmas gift idea ever.

Derek Gabryszak for Flama

In what's probably the most dramatic f-ck up on live television this year, 2015 Miss Universe host Steve Harvey mistakenly declared first runner-up Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutierrez Arevalo as winner of the pageant.

In actuality, the $30,000 blue diamond and topaz crown belonged to Miss Philippines Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach , and Steve Harvey misread the announcement. Yikes!

"I will take responsibility for this, it was my mistake," Harvey eventually told the crowd.

"I can show it to you right here, the first runner up is Colombia," he flashes the card to the shocked audience. "It's my mistake, still a great night," he says. "Please don't hold it against the ladies."

But before that happens, Miss Colombia appears joyful and teary-eyed, celebrating her victory, amid adoring fans waiving Colombian flags.

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Talk about fashion that's out of this world! With everything being all Star Wars all the time these days, it's no surprise these babies would be rolled out — literally — for fashionistas just in time to catch all the movie hoopla.

See how you can make a pair of your own with these instructions . All you need is a pair of closed-toe white pumps in white with a 2-inch heel and two small wooden balls you can paint to look like BB-8. Creativity and patience are a plus.

As the BB-8 heels creator " mikeasaurus " on Instructables puts it, you can be ready to help save the galaxy, or at least look good doing it.

Bianca del Rio cares about a lot of things, but whether or not you like her is low on the list. The insult comic and drag queen is the Season 6 champion of RuPaul's Drag Race — the first Latina to hold the title. In fact, Del Rio (who's known as "Roy Haylock" when not on stage, and " Roy Lady " to some of her greatest fans) almost stopped performing before auditioning for the drag reality show. Fresh off touring her stand-up show, " Rolodex of Hate ," Bianca sat down to chat with Flama about her journey, her critics, and her special brand of hatred.

FLAMA: I feel like you're the first queen to win RuPaul's Drag Race that hasn't immediately put out a music video.

BIANCA : I think in fairness, I was also the oldest that's come out of there, as far as winning. So I knew what I didn't want to do and that was definitely one of those things. And not because I have anything against it. It ain't me, and not the path I wanted to take. How do you stand in a pile of ten thousand queens, doing the same auto tuned bullshit, it doesn't work for me. It's definitely not what I wanted to present to the world. And so I just went a different route, something that I've done for a long time, which was comedy and hate.

FLAMA: You named your comedy special Rolodex of Hate . You're an insult comic, and I know people like Joan Rivers were an influence on you. What do you think keeps audiences coming back to insult comics?

BIANCA: Well, as long as it's funny. But it's also getting people to make fun of themselves. You can't just be rude, you have to make fun of yourself and make fun of everything. Everything to me is a joke. Nothing is off-limits.

No matter what it is, someone always has something to say thanks to social media. I lived in a time when none of this existed… so it doesn't affect me on that same level. I find it laughable when someone attacks me or feels the need to make a hateful comment.

FLAMA: Your mother is Cuban, your father is Honduran. Did that influence your sense of humor growing up at all?

BIANCA: For me, comedy comes from any truth that there is. There are lots of things that happened to me as a child, which is what I use in the shows as comedy, because I know it. If I can laugh at it, then it's fine because it's my life. I don't know if it actually was anything from my heritage, it was experiences that I had. And I was able to look at it in a funny way. Not necessarily anything specific to being Hispanic, but it came from obstacles.

FLAMA: So when was "Bianca" born?

BIANCA : Twenty years ago. In 1996/97…I was working in theatre and makeup and it led to doing drag. It evolved in doing a gig here and there at a bar, and then it sort of snowballed. Ten years in New Orleans, ten years in New York. And then I just re-located to Los Angeles. A wild ride. My intentions were to put a cap on it at forty, and be done — cause, okay, great, I've had a good ride. I did Drag Race at 37 and then it shifted all my plans. Cause after twenty years of being in a bar with drunk people, I definitely had my share of fun.

FLAMA: So what prompted the move from New Orleans to New York?

BIANCA: I had been there a while and the hurricane happened and I was in those moments in my life where I was thirty and ready for change. So I moved to New York and I was doing costumes, wigs and drag, but it was just on a larger scale. It was exciting, and something new. I was ready to do something. And it was a great run for the ten years that I was there. And now, will definitely go back to New York at some point, because I do love it.

FLAMA: When did you decided on "Rolodex of Hate" as a name for your comedy special — and what prompted you to take it on tour?

BIANCA: To be very vague about it, I had to give a title as soon as I could. Ru from Drag Race had asked me where my sense of humor comes from, and I said it's from my "rolodex of hate." Winning Drag Race, you're traveling a lot and doing a lot of gigs and events — pretty tight. My manager talked to me and said "I think it'd be great if you did a one person show, as a stand up special." I've always wanted to do that. It's a daunting task to write, I'm not a good sit down and write person. It's usually instinct or in the moment, so the process is overwhelming. Immediately, they booked the Gramercy Theatre in New York in November. And I was horrified because — 600,700 seats — people in New York are not going to pay to come see me when they could've seen me for free all these years. And then it sold out. It was like one night sold out, two nights sold out, three nights sold out.

FLAMA: I'm sure you're asked some crazy questions during the Q+A at the end. What are some of your favorites?

BIANCA: Oh god, let me think. Oh, "What did Ru's dick taste like?" That was really funny. I said, "I had to suck his dick because I couldn't eat his ass because Michelle Visage was in it"… that was one of those. It makes me laugh, they're clever enough to come up with something like this.

FLAMA: Did you grow up speaking Spanish at all? Do you have a favorite Spanish curse word, you might have heard growing up?

BIANCA: Not that much... my mother spoke English with us so "fuck" was just "fuck." In general, it was always funny coming out of her mouth because of her accent. It wasn't Spanish curse words but she Americanized it quite a bit. Which was interesting, but just having a mother say "fuck" on a normal basis is probably why I use it in real life all the time.

FLAMA: So where can we catch you next?

BIANCA: The Vimeo special ["Rolodex of Hate"] is available now, you can check it out, you can buy it, you can rent it, you can do whatever you want!

FLAMA: You're working on a movie as well, right? Will we be able to see you in "Hurricane Bianca" soon?

BIANCA: My friend is editing and getting it all together! We wrapped filming this summer. Margaret Cho's in it, Ru Paul's in it, Alyssa Edwards…Rachel Dratch. So all of that information is at HurricaneBianca.com.

Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán is not only making headlines in the news since his recent capture, he's also making headlines in the menswear industry.

Over the weekend, photos and a video have surfaced of El Chapo sporting some pretty loud button-downs. The menswear company responsible for making the shirt, Barabas Men (website is currently down), based out of Los Angeles has seen a recent spike in shirt sales according to TMZ .

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The store's manager tells TMZ sales "skyrocketed" when the pics came out and since then, the website has crashed from the surge in sales.

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The two shirts El Chapo was pictured in are selling for $128 dollars each.

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Both the paisley and striped tops look like discarded shirts left behind from MTV's Jersey Shore . If it wasn't for El Chapo, would anyone be caught dead in shirts like this? Are people buying the shirts for Halloween costumes, bragging rights or as a collector's item?! Since the website is down, you can check out Barabas Men's Instagram and Facebook accounts on when shirts are available, if you so fancy one.

Winter blues got you down? How's this for a warm, body-positive pick-me-up: Style blogger Gabi Gregg, better known as Gabi Fresh , released her fourth collection with Swimsuits 4 All called " Queen Of The Bikini " on January 12.

The fly, 14-piece plus size series comes in sizes 12 to 24, and up to an H cup , including fabulously flirty fabrics like mesh. Gregg worked closely with the swim brand, producing various looks that range from retro-inspired high-wasted bikinis to one-pieces. "They're all statement pieces and head-turners with cool details," she tells Refinery 29.

Below: Gabi Gregg modeling "The Baroness," $98, available at Swimsuits 4 All .

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The fashion influencer has been a leader in the plus size fashion world since she launched her blog in 2008. She is also a major proponent of the size acceptance movement .

Ever since she posted a fierce selfie online in 2012 rocking a bikini that she re-named the" fatkini ," her popularity has soared even higher. Even 2015 Project Runway winner Ashley Tipton told Flama she's one of Gabi's many fans.

Below: Selections from "Queen of the Bikini."

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Proof of her style power is in the sales of her swim collections. In 2013, Gregg's swim line with Swimsuits 4 All literally broke the internet, selling out instantly , and pre-sale of "Queen Of The Bikini" began on January 9 in order to meet possible high demand.

Gregg credits social media and blogging as one of the reasons she's seen plus-size clothing improve recently. "I've had brands literally tell me, you're the reason we started making more stylish plus-size clothes, " Gregg says .

Gracias, Gabi!

Below: Gabi Gregg modeling "The Queen," $98, available at Swimsuits 4 All .

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Like many single women out there, photographer Soraya Doolbaz says she and her friends were getting their fair share of (unsolicited?) dick pics. Fast forward a few years later and those gnarly nuts have inspired her — now she's a professional dick pic photographer. Yep, that profession is now a reality.

She noticed some of the photos were better quality than others and pondered, "What if I took them with a professional camera?" The rest is now dickstory... err, history. A trip to Walmart and some doll clothes later, Soraya was well on her way to giving penises a personality. I mean, if it's attention they want – it's attention they'll get.

Soraya isn't going to take just any old dick pic. She's going to dress them up nice and pretty. Some are themed, some are creative, and some are just downright funny. She has been invited to show her work in galleries, with some of her prints selling for up to $10,000 a piece.

Below: Soraya Doolbaz at the Dicture Gallery, which opened March 2014

Fstoppers

The male models who volunteer for a penis portrait session typically bring their spouses or significant others with them, who act as excellent "fluffers" — you know, making sure the man's little buddy is up for the photo shoot (literally).

So next time you send or receive a dick pic, take a moment to look past the protagonist and analyze the aesthetics of it. Did this dude take the time to make the pic look good or did he just snap and send? Soraya has set the bar really high for candids of your penis. Shoot wisely, shoot creatively and remember – it's all about the lighting and the angle. You can always "dress it up" later."

Check out the NSFW "Dicture Gallery" here .

Often, my dad (the self educated Cholo from East Stockton Califas) would remind me that "Globalization successfully hooked Cholas with three items: Tide, Makeup, and Coca Cola." Of course this didn't make much sense as a 6-year-old, but as an adult, I realize not only was my dad right, but there is much more to add to the list that include a mix of historical remnants.

Which of the following 10 things changed the game on your steez?

Makeup (i.e. brown wine Wet n Wild lipstick)

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Dickies and Ben Davis Pants

Wearing A Black Bra Under A White Shirt

Once considered a fashion faux pas and completely déclassé, the black bra under a white shirt color top has experienced its moments as low fashion and high fashion (think: Carrie Bradshaw and those damn pink day glow bras).

The Gloss

Resting Bitch Face

Nail Art

Big Earrings

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Aqua Net

Shoppers Map

Giving "0" Fucks

PhotoBucket

Cursive Script and Old English

Bandanas

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