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One of the I never dreamed I’d end up marrying a perfect social worker shirt in contrast I will get this first drag superstars Braccia started working with is his friend, Violet Chachki, who he met on tour as a dancer. They now often collaborate on her vampy, Old Hollywood-style outfits. Another personal highlight of his was earlier this year, when The Disco Daddy made a custom Swarovski bodysuit for Lizzo’s Grammys performance. “I did her costume, her boots, and all the dancers’s [costumes],” Braccia says. “That was one of my biggest accomplishments.” He says his shimmering designs lend themselves to these types of big events. “It adds an element to a performance that is necessary,” he says. “I don’t know if I would call it performance wear, but it’s definitely for someone who’s not trying to be subtle.”

This fall, however, Braccia also branched out from his VIP work to do something for himself. He released a new campaign that showcases seven original designs, enlisting friends like Chachki to model the I never dreamed I’d end up marrying a perfect social worker shirt in contrast I will get this custom, one-off pieces for him. “I wanted to show what I can do, instead of what people want me to do,” he says. The capsule takes cues from disco music, of course—his favorite genre (he even has Donna Summer tattooed on his ribcage. “I wanted to do a modern take on Studio 54,” he says. “Disco is the intersection of nightlife, queer culture, sexual liberation, and glamour—all things that were lacking this year.” Braccia himself even stars in the campaign as his Disco Daddy alter-ego, who comes out to play when he’s going out or shooting imagery for the brand. “There’s such a separation between Vince and the Disco Daddy,” he says. “Everyday me, going to Trader Joe’s, I’m wearing black—but if I’m going to the club, it has to be extravagant.”

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