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Goldie Guilt
“My main style references [for Goldie Guilt] are the space age and the 60s mod aesthetic created by designers like Pierre Cardin and Mary Quant, as well as the fashion of the Victorian/Edwardian era. Twiggy and Candy Darling are my muses, along with the works of Leigh Bowery, Amanda Lepore and all the Klub Kids. I try to merge all of that weird, freaky art with the magical girls of my childhood, and the misunderstood beauty of arthropods.
I also take inspiration from the eerie and fantastical imagery of Lovecraftian worlds. Speaking of musical icons, Dolly Parton is my favourite diva, but I also listen to Lana, Caroline Polachek, Grimes, Marina and The Diamonds, and a whole lot of musicals. On stage, my favourite thing is interacting with the audience, delivering high drama and campy performances or hosting on the mic.”
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Whether it’s the influence of pop culture icons, personal journeys of self-expression, or the electric energy of the drag community itself, inspiration is the heartbeat of every queen’s artistry. These performers prove that drag is more than just entertainment—it’s empowerment, storytelling, and an ever-growing legacy of creativity.
So, next time you see a queen take the stage, remember: behind the glamour is a world of passion, resilience, and inspiration just waiting to be shared.