First Drag Queen to ever be on the cover of Vanity Fair!

It’s official, 2020 started with a BANG and with RuPaul (12 Seasons on Netflix here) as the first ever Drag Queen to make the cover of Vanity Fair ♥

And obviously rocking super sparkle outfits 😉 Full article from Vanity Fair here.

SASHAY, SHANTAY
RuPaul at Smashbox Studios in Los Angeles. “True drag will never be mainstream,” he says. Gown by ZALDY; jewelry and clutch by David Webb. PHOTOGRAPH BY ANNIE LEIBOVITZ.

Bodysuit and shoes by ZALDY; bracelet by BULGARI High Jewelry (above elbow); earrings and ring by David Webb; tights by Wolford. Throughout: hair products by Oribe; makeup products by Kevyn Aucoin. PHOTOGRAPH BY ANNIE LEIBOVITZ.

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@RuPaulofficial brought drag out of the nightclub and into our living rooms. In V.F.’s Holiday cover story, he talks to @rilaws about moving beyond the limits of reality TV—and confronting the nature of reality itself: “People who operate at a certain level have a lonely road to travel. Just a fact of life. And learning to navigate that—the other people in your life, or the reality of your family, the reality of the state of business, or politics—it becomes really boring. And for people like us, being bored is the most excruciating thing of all.” Read more at the #linkinbio. 📸 @annieleibovitz.

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Mother has arrived: @RuPaulofficial is our Holiday cover star! The glamazon drag queen, reality-TV star, and Zen-like guru speaks to V.F. about lifting himself up by his knee-high boots, transforming mainstream culture, and confronting the nature of reality itself: “Everything the world says you are on your driver’s license, it’s all an illusion.” Read the cover story at the link in bio. 📸 @annieleibovitz Story by @rilaws Styled by @zaldynyc

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