Historically, lesbians have been overlooked by the queer community. We have taken a backseat in the male-centric Pride movement and allowed our gay brothers to shine. But what about our spotlight? We sapphic women are worthy of occupying space, of being more than a mere afterthought. We deserve to sparkle. 

This isn’t about taking anyone down; this is about lifting lesbians up.  This is a movement of love — for women who love women. This is about creating a place for lesbians: for our stories to be told, for our differences to be welcomed, for our art to be celebrated, and for our businesses to be supported. This is Dream Dyke. 

Dream Dyke may have started with clothing, but we are actually about what the clothes represent. It’s not just a T-shirt, it’s the team jersey for a movement that is the collective of all of our passions and efforts. We invite you to join the team, and help us build the kind of lesbian community we want to live in: joyful, creative, ambitious, compassionate, and impossible to ignore. Welcome to Dream Dyke.

Ruchika

Ruchika is a certified Dream Dyke currently residing in LA. She is passionate about literature, film, and of course, fashion. You can find her browsing the aisles of any local bookstore or at home, cuddling with her cat, Luna, and watching Sailor Moon. After graduating from NYU, she found herself wanting to create a business of her own through which she could channel her love for clothing and fully embrace her queerness. Dream Dyke has allowed for Ruchika to embody her authentic self as a high femme lesbian with a love for creative design. @ruchikabist

Jayna

Jayna is Dream Dyke’s resident witch. A collage artist with a BFA in photography, she finds inspiration in mythology, the esoteric, and the beauty of queer connection. She currently lives in Los Angeles with her girlfriend and their 2 dogs, Pierre and Arrow. You can find her rewatching The L Word or The Craft, hosting witchy dinner parties, or pulling tarot cards. Through Dream Dyke, Jayna channels her creativity and spirituality into wearable art that celebrates lesbian identity and the magic of self-expression. @thatvelvetwitch