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Priscilla Queen of the Desert Costume Overview

 Priscilla Queen of the Desert 2021 

photo by Murray Valley Standard

Priscilla Queen of the Desert 2021

Costume Overview 

More to come check back soon for a detailed review of costumes made!

Cupcake Costume - post live


Gumnut Costume and Headpiece - live



Koala Costume - post live



Wattle Costume - post Live





Cockatoo - post live

 worn by Cassie


Kangaroo
worn by me

Thorny Devil - post live


(worn by Susan)

Cup Cake Dancer



Silver Diva - post live


Cup Cake Diva - post live


Cup Cake PJ's



Opera House finale




Roman Soldier




Frill Neck Lizard - live


 worn by Alex

Gumby Pants - post live
worn by Tim, Alex & Hamish. Photo by Jason McCullough


 worn by Hamish

Puppet Dress - post live




1950's Dress
Worn by Max. Photo by Jason McCullough


Emu


worn by Hamish, photo by Jason McCullough


Diva Sempre Libera Skirt
worn by Prue -  photo by Jason McCullough

Cassino Dress - post live




Other Makers Spectacular Costumes

 from Priscilla


Les Girls by Lyn Lindner
photo by Jason McCullough

Kurt in Thong dress by Mari Reu - Director
Photo by Jay Birdy Photography

Trent Baker Creations


Costume and headpiece worn and made by Trent
Photo by Jay Birdy Photography


Sempre Libera costume and headpiece made and worn by Trent
Photo by Jay Birdy Photography


Ayres Rock costume and headpiece made and worn by Trent
Photo by Jay Birdy Photography





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