In this essay founder Daphne Bryant talks about queer girlhood, teamwork, and how woman-centric projects such as The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love and Bottoms inspire her.

For those of you who don’t know, BCU stands for the Barbie Cinematic Universe, and it’s huge. Surprisingly enough, no one, not even Greta Gerwig, has capitalized on it. Written by Daphne Bryant, this article deep dives into the different eras of the BCU and explains which movies are most likely to be turned into live actions.

Written by Dreamworldgirl’s founder, this short non fiction prose piece takes a look at writer Daphne Bryant’s first time doing creative direction and production for a multilayered shoot that occurred earlier this year.

This reflective non-fiction prose tells a universally-known queer story of casual love that isn’t really that casual.

Dreamworldgirl lore is something that can is referenced throughout some of our photoshoots, but what would it be like if all of our shoots existed in some strange, dreamy, magical universe where women, non-binary individuals and other queer people had the mic?

In this article, writer Jeanne Alailima shares her experience switching from a smart phone to a flip phone, and explains why making an intentional shift towards technological simplicity could just be the best decision ever.