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Korea Drag Pageant to select Miss Femme Supreme 2026

Eight drag queens actively performing in Seoul are gearing up to compete for the inaugural title of Miss Femme Supreme 2026 at the first-ever Korea Drag Pageant. The event was created to celebrate artistic excellence in drag performance, connect Korean performers with the international drag community and contribute to the growth and visibility of drag culture in Korea. "At the heart of it, I want…

Korea Drag Pageant to select Miss Femme Supreme 2026

Eight drag queens currently performing in Seoul are preparing to vie for the inaugural Miss Femme Supreme 2026 title at the inaugural Korea Drag Pageant. The inaugural event aims to honor artistic mastery in drag performances, forge connections between Korean performers and the global drag community, and bolster the expansion and recognition of drag culture within Korea.

Central to the pageant's mission, founder Leah Taylor envisions providing a genuine opportunity for those aspiring to become pageant queens to pursue their dreams within Korea's stage. Taylor's organization, Korea Drag Pageant, a non-profit entity, is dedicated to advancing professional drag pageantry through competitions, educational programs, and international partnerships.

Her objectives for the pageant extend beyond the present, with aspirations to foster a comprehensive appreciation for the artistry, fashion, craftsmanship, and perseverance inherent in drag performances among the audience.

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