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hanaquist’s instgram story about her and aquaria’s prep for drag race 🖤
Favourite Queens: Hana Quist
[On how drag and fashion differ]: Fashion obsesses on what’s next, and what’s new. Drag doesn't have to worry about being trendy. Drag isn't about labels, money or popularity (or at least it shouldn’t be). If you want to look like a devil one week and a wedding cake the next, you can do it and no one is going to judge you for it. There’s no "that's so last season" with drag. [...] Both are about creating a fantasy and a story, which is why I love both.
Today’s experiments are drag inspired (as so much body art is!) particularly by drag artists Sophie Rose Garland (Images 1 and 2, source: https://www.instagram.com/sophierosegarland/) and Hanaquist (Image 3, source: https://www.instagram.com/hanaquist/). We don’t usually think of ourselves as a collection of cells/compounds - but if these components were visible to us, would we be able to more clearly see the connection/similarities between us and our surroundings? I would be interested in photographing the printed textiles as a continuation of printed skin or vice versa.
@hanaquist
hanaquist’s instgram story about her and aquaria’s prep for drag race 🖤
@hanaquist
Hana Holquist for office magazine