2019 Beverly Center x The Advocate x World of Wonder Pride Event

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Happy PRIDE, darlings! To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, let’s all engage in one of the oldest and richest of gay traditions: judging people for how they’re dressed!

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Aw, we’re teasing. We’ve long maintained that most good drag doesn’t translate to the red carpet in a way that allows bitches like us to critique it. It’s almost always stagewear or at the very least, a look designed to be eye-popping rather than chic.

Violet Chachki
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Violet’s a literal fashion queen, so her look naturally comes the closest to more or less typical (if you can call this look that) style. It’s bold and loud; weird and a little campy. She’s doing red carpet drag exactly right. Love the shades.

Kim Chi
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LUV HUH. She looks like a powder room in a ladies boutique circa 1968. That is totally a compliment.

Carson Kressley
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Carson is Carson. He knows his brand and he knows how to dress up just enough to be photogenic and on point without overdoing things.

Ginger Minj
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Love this, head to toe. But it’s pure drag. It looks a thousand times better and more appropriate on stage. Not that it looks bad here; just not quite in its best setting.

Bob The Drag Queen
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It’s cute and more or less photogenic, but that fit is a little off. At the very least, we think the pants need an inch off the hem.

Photo Credit: PRPhotos.com]

• Bob The Drag Queen
• Carson Kressley
• Ginger Minj
• Kim Chi
• Red Carpet
• Violet Chachki