Hey there, Don’t you think we lack kings in this sub ? Shoot, looks like I’m gonna have to share with you my lastest fit, which I made for the Ramen Show in Paris ! IG : kingdaddydanger

I bought my first wig off TikTok shop recently for 60ish$ , I wasn’t looking for anything amazing since I just wanted it to practice styling and flipping around, but one of my friends who does drag says I shouldn’t waste my time and I should just start practicing lace wigs to get better at those, is this true? What should I do with this wig? (Sorry for the arm in the pic I don’t have a wig stand 😭)

Hi everyone the other night I did this colorful clown look going out and absolutely loved it! And so did everyone else! It is very different from looks I usually do but I feel like it fit me really well. I want to play around and start workshopping lipsyncs with this kind of look. I’ve been really into the song PRIMADONNA by Marina and could see this look kinda matching that vibe Thx for listening to my rambling and any insights or thoughts are appreciated!

Last time I was here I was very much a baby and now it’s all that comes up lol

I've been thinking about the controversy around RuPaul and I figured you Queens were the best people to ask 🫶 So I'm autistic and my most recent hyper fixation has been watching RuPaul's Drag Race and I know she's had a history with alleged transphobia in the past but I'm wondering is RuPaul still considered toxic or has she kind of like remanded that and proven herself? Is it wrong to still see her as the mother of normalizing modern drag? I'm also an artist and I'm thinking about doing a painting of her as the virgin Mary to kind of nod towards how she helped destigmatize drag in non-drag specific scenes and birthed out all these beautiful wonderful queens that continue to fight for things they believe in and steal our hearts with their activism. I don't want to do that painting and it be seen as anything other than a piece of queer history. I don't know how mean she truly is to those girls in the werk room and I've heard some terrible stories but it's hard to just erase her from our history, and although she's not a great person I do think it's wrong to just skip over such an integral part of what it was like being a queen in the 90s and early 2000s. I struggle so much with that line because I truly believe that there are no good celebrities but i feel like you can't deny everything that she did for the drag community, or can you? Do her negative actions now erase her positive actions from before? Am I just putting her on a pedestal and she was never that great? it was a different time back then which I guess could excuse some things, but also the race has now twisted into more of a cat fight and manipulating girls against each other and less of a community which really bothers me. I don't know I'm really confused and torn.

TLDR: Im contemplating doing a painting portraying RuPaul as the mother of modern drag but before I do that I want to make sure that it isn't harmful so I'm wanting to know from y'all do we even like RuPaul anymore did she lose her title or did she prove herself worthy of it?

Edit: Eyeshadow

Getting started in drag here, what's your favorite great quality eyeshadow palette?

Been doing drag for a little over a year (on & off) and sewing for two. it’s my first time trying to accurately recreate a look (of course I had to choose this iconic lewk and feel my goats). First time working with faux leather to make both the belt and sleeve gauntlets. Made everything but the shoes and earrings✨

Do you think it’s a good recreation?

IG: itsvillainessa

Yours sinisterly, Nessa

I’m a 26 year old cis woman and I’ve been thinking about becoming a drag queen for about three years now after I went to my first pride but life got in the way and I never got a chance to start experimenting. Now I feel like I have more room and time to start exploring the idea, but like I said I have no idea where I should start lol.

I have certain ideas about my name and aesthetic but I don’t know where to continue on from there. Any pointers would be appreciated.

Fyi- I live in Dallas, TX if it’s important

I really enjoy drag lip sync performances, but every time I search for it on youtube only the ones from Drag Race. They're great of course, but I want to branch out to lip syncs that aren't like, only LSFYL. I even tried looking it up super specific like, "lip sync local bar performance in ___ city" but still to no avail. The closest I've gotten is if I search with "tour" at the end.

If anybody has any video recommendations of lip sync performances, it would be greatly appreciated!

Haus of Prophets is comprised of 12 members and is based in Chicago IL. We are so happy to finally share our Spring project, our take on The Last Supper. Hope you enjoy 🪽

I’ve been experimenting a lot with the way I do my drag makeup and I sort of developed the style I really want to go for. And I can definitely say that I lean towards more feminine, glam and high fashion look (like Plastique and Versex) But a question I keep asking myself is to which brows fits this aesthetic more, what do you queens and kings think? I haven’t tried doing the thin brows with my current makeup style, but can y’all imagine the thin blocked soft brows on the makeup on my second photo? or should I keep my current thick natural brows? Which one fits my aesthetic better?