Liverpool’s Vogue Ball is returning to throw its “biggest party yet”.
After performing more intimate shows during the pandemic, the House of Suarez is set to take over its usual playground, the Invisible Wind Factory, on Saturday, October 22. Building on the success of previous years, the next event will treat attendees to “a high energy fast pacing rollercoaster of fashion, dance, comedy, and a celebration of inclusivity pulled together like a corset”.
Ballroom culture dates back to the 1920s and is dedicated to marginalised groups such as the LGBTQIA+ community. Ballroom hailed from Black and Latina trans women and with the likes of mainstream TV shows, such as Pose, it is continuing to flourish. Originating in New York City, houses competed in balls for their chance of securing a grand prize. Be it voguing, drag, body and more, competitors would go head-to-head in an effort to make their mark and Liverpool's upcoming event will be no different.
