![]() “I want to be the Naomi Campbell of drag, darling. ![]() “You put all of these people together, and you kind of get me fashion-wise,” says Symone. “I’ve always loved fashion, especially in Black culture, so I love molding those things together and really finding my own voice through it.” Her major inspirations, both on and off Drag Race, have always been the Black superstars who are unapologetic in their approaches to sexuality and femininity-Rihanna, Lil’ Kim, Grace Jones, and Naomi Campbell being just a few. “I love communicating through clothes,” says Symone. Thanks to her charm, high fashion runway ensembles, and her ability to use her drag as a means to empower and educate about Black culture, she consistently stood out from the pack. Symone certainly earned her crown this season. “I’m not going to lie to y’all-I’ve been waking up to strange food in my bed, honey!” “I’ve been celebrating with my friends, having a little bit of drink,” Symone says. Over the phone from L.A., Symone tells Vogue she’s still riding the high from her win on the show. In the finale, Symone showed down against her fierce competitors Gottmik, Rosé, and Kandy Muse by lip-synching for her life to the smash hits of Britney Spears-an iconic curtain call if there ever was one. ![]() Mother Serena not only has great weaves, she makes an empire out of it. She’s a winner, baby! On Friday night, drag superstar Symone-also known as the “Ebony Enchantress”-was crowned the winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race season 13. ChaCharinas is not a religion, is not a cult but is a like minded, free spirited individuals who believe that a great weave is the key aspect of a great drag queen. ![]()
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