Last night, with all kinds of pride parades and parties taking place in New York City, a crowd of extremely stylish queer people gathered under the K Bridge at Green Point in Brooklyn. As a group of Ubers began to roll into the industrial outdoor space (actually held under the bridge), many guests (in their avant-garde costumes), radiating and emitting grand entrances Ledland The festival is the annual event for the New York nightlife fixtures Ladyfag, celebrating queer artists and the LGBTQ+ community.
This year, a two-day event (which took place on Friday and Saturday nights) offers other performers for headlines Cardi B and FKA Twigs, as well as other performers such as Cobrah, Pabllo Vittar, Kevin Aviance, Earthater, F5Ve, and more. Cardi will surely hype the crowd with hits like “I Like” and “Outside”, while Twigs released an ethereal and poetic performance on her new album “Songs.” Eusexia.
Meanwhile, the gatherings in the crowd are ready and are a fashion showcase of queer pride. If the official pride parade in New York City today revolves around everything about rainbows and glitter, the Ledelland dress code embodies a edgy, downtown and club wardrobe. Participants appear and turn around go out In their cool DIY designs, from crushed bread and strappy bra tops to full decorative evening gowns, plus spiked necklaces and platform boots. There is no rigid fashion rules or uniforms found here: Encourage guests to come as they used to raise fun and safe spaces built on inclusiveness and acceptance.
Photo: Caroline Xia
Photo: Caroline Xia
In the current political climate, the need for events like Lederland is more important. As the Trump administration continues Strike About LGBTQ+ Rights – Scroll from it Health care,,,,, Exerciseand army Bans, gatherings like Ladyland Festival, provide a place for strange people to see and celebrate without fear. When performers come on stage ready to summon the crowd, they may find the audience singing and dancing with their friends and loved ones – they blend a bunch of high fashions into the crowd to form a large piece of skin, sequins, sequins and spikes. It is one of the most inspiring fashion spaces for Pride Weekend, with a focus on creativity, personality, and frankly, pure unapologetic enthusiasm.
Below, see more photos from the Ledland Festival.
