3 Brigiding Looks We Can’t Stop Thinking About This Year

Ahead of her upcoming Drag Makeup Masterclass, we look back at three Brigiding beauty moments that prove makeup is never just the finishing touch. It is part of the story.

There are makeup looks, and then there are Brigiding makeup looks.

For the reigning Drag Race Philippines Slaysian Royale Superstar, beauty has always been inseparable from performance. Her approach brings together creativity, storytelling, identity, and self expression, turning every face into part of a much bigger character.

And while choosing favorites from a year of full glam is almost unfair, these three have stayed in my head. Different energies, different references, but all unmistakably Brigiding.

1. The Blue and Green Fantasy

This look feels almost aquatic, fairy tale, and pageant fantasy all at once.

The icy blue eyeshadow extending into a dramatic wing already commands attention, but paired with the platinum hair and intricately embellished turquoise corset, everything feels even more intentional. It is glamorous without becoming predictable, and exactly the kind of look that makes you want to zoom in just to see every detail.

2. Classic Glam, Turned All the Way Up

Sometimes the strongest look is built from the classics.

Black hair, black corsetry, red lips, diamonds and gloves already have old Hollywood written all over them, but Brigiding takes that familiar formula and pushes it firmly into drag. The oversized lashes, exaggerated eye shape and unapologetic blush make the face feel theatrical rather than simply retro. This one feels timeless, dramatic and completely aware of the fantasy it is creating.

3. The Slaysian Royale Fantasy

If there is ever a moment to look regal, your birthday as the first Drag Race Philippines Slaysian Royale Queen is probably it.

Here, Brigiding goes full royalty with a sculptural gold look, towering jeweled headpiece and an exaggerated collar framing the face almost like a portrait. Yet despite everything happening around it, the makeup still holds its own.

The sharp black eye, smoked out shadow, carved brows and rich brown lip bring enough intensity to match the costume instead of disappearing underneath it. It is a perfect example of how drag makeup works with the entire look, not separately from it.

And maybe that is what makes Brigiding’s beauty so fun to follow: there is always a character, a reference or a world being built.

Now, Brigiding Is Sharing the Process

This September, we get to see a little more of what goes into creating that world.

Brigiding will hold a Drag Makeup Masterclass on September 27, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Rampa Drag Club, welcoming aspiring drag queens, makeup artists and beauty enthusiasts who want to learn her techniques and creative approach. The hands on session will cover drag makeup techniques and practical application, with participants encouraged to bring their own makeup, brushes and tools.

For Brigiding, the class is also about passing on what she once learned by watching other artists and eventually developing a style of her own. As she shares in the announcement, she hopes participants leave with more confidence to explore their own voice and artistry.

Slots are limited. Interested participants can register through bit.ly/BrigidingMakeupMasterclass. 

And after looking at these three faces alone, we definitely have a few questions ready for the masterclass.