We heard there's a place where everyone can be a queen, and it's not just at the Pink Pony Club. From drag kings to hyper queens, otherwise known as AFAB (Assigned Female at Birth) queens, the rise of the "camp" aesthetic has made its way to mainstream beauty. If you need proof, just look at Julia Fox's sartorial style or Chappell Roan's, well, everything. "Camp" is a fluid concept. It was first defined in Susan Sontag's 1964 essay "Notes on Camp," where she assigned 58 characteristics - from "do something extraordinary" to "dethroning the serious" - to explain the term. In its most rudimentary sense, it's dressing and behaving in a flamboyant and theatrical way. It embraces liminality - c
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