Celebrate performance, artistry, and self-expression with the Drag Queen Pride Flag. The modern Drag Pride flag was designed by Veranda L’Ni and officially debuted at the 2016 Austin International Drag Festival. The design features bold vertical stripes alongside a crown and stars symbolizing leadership, creativity, and the many forms of drag performance and expression found throughout LGBTQ+ culture. An earlier version of the Drag Pride flag, known as the Feather Pride Flag, was created in 1999 by artist Sean Campbell. The updated design has since become one of the most widely recognized symbols celebrating drag communities and drag artistry. Symbol & Color Meanings Purple — Passion for drag and performance White — The blank canvas of transformation, makeup, and character creation Blue — Self-expression and loyalty Crown — Leadership within the community Stars — The many forms and styles of drag Drag has long been an essential part of LGBTQ+ history, activism, nightlife, entertainment, and visibility. From ballroom culture and pageantry to comedy, fashion, performance art, and political resistance, drag continues to create spaces for creativity, identity exploration, and community connection. Bold, glamorous, and instantly recognizable, this flag is perfect for Pride festivals, drag shows, dressing rooms, bedrooms, performance spaces, community events, and everyday visibility. 3x5 Outdoor Flag Perfect for wall display, Pride booths, drag stages, dressing rooms, events, and larger visibility setups. Measures 3 feet x 5 feet Durable nylon bunting fabric Waterproof and UV protected Canvas header with brass grommets Vibrant printed colors Built for indoor and outdoor display Celebrate Drag. Celebrate Expression.Every purchase helps fund LGBTQ+ community resources through Gay Pink Spots. FEATURES Modern Drag Pride flag design Crown and stars symbolic artwork Bold purple, white, and blue color palette Waterproof and UV protected nylon fabric Brass grommets and reinforced canvas header Great for drag performers, Pride festivals, dressing rooms, and gifting
