Description
Although there was an earlier version of the Drag Pride Flag created by artist Sean Campbell in 1999, it was originally known as the Feather Pride Flag. Fifteen years later, Veranda L’Ni, a drag performer from Cleveland, Ohio, created this second iteration of the Drag Pride Flag—the one most commonly used now. The LGBTQ flag made its debut at the 2016 Austin International Drag Festival and features a crown and stars on three vertical stripes, each of which has a meaning: Purple: A passion for drag White: The blank slate a face and body become when creating drag characters Blue: Self-expression and loyalty Crown: Leadership within the community Stars: The many forms of drag
- Dimensions: 5.75"(W) x 6"(L) x 1.94"(H) (adult size)
- Full color printing on scratch resistant, waterproof, pinhole vinyl
- 100% UV protected clear lens
- by Zazzle, a Pride-Sunglasses exclusive design
