u/Sad-Chemical-9648

Hello, I am a 14-year-old beginner drag performer. My primary style is 1930s–1940s based. I create concepts for satirical stage plays, vaudeville skits, etc. I plan on blending masculinity and femininity together, but I lean more toward femininity. I have ideas like wearing clothes inspired by Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, or Cab Calloway. My inspirations are the musical Cabaret and African American jazz artists. I really would like to celebrate my Black heritage with music and drag. I'd like to wear historically accurate clothing. I have worn blue eyeshadow with red lipstick a couple of times before, but I'd like to put more flavor into my drag style. Any advice to give?

Hello, I am a beginner drag performer. My style is 1920s–1930s based. I create concepts for satirical stage plays. I plan on blending femininity and masculinity together, but I lean more toward femininity. I have ideas like wearing clothes inspired by Gladys Bentley or Mae West. My inspirations were the musical Cabaret. I have worn blue eyeshadow with red lipstick a couple of times before. But I'd like to put more flavor into my drag style. Any advice to give?