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Photos: 2nd Annual "Bushwig" Drag Fest Brings Flair To Fashion Week


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Published Sep 9, 2013

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The annual Bushwig festival—Bushwick's ode to drag and the exuberant hair pieces and ass-less pants therein—celebrated its second year on Saturday at Melrose Avenue's Secret Project Robot Room.

In addition to glam get-ups and plenty of bared flesh, this year's event featured 55 performances that included DJ sets, a barbeque, crafts, a photo booth, and performances from Jiggly Caliente (from Ru Paul's Drag Race), Horrochata, Babes Trust, Macy Rodman, Untitled Queen, Merrie Cherrie, Cherry Pepsi and more.

Couldn't make the festival? Check out the photos here, and get your body glitter ready for next year.

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