Her performance consisted of a montage of rap and '70s tunes during which, with each switch in music, she switched her character and costume. In a visual realization of gender confusion, she unzipped the top of her jumpsuit to reveal a bikini top while occasionally grabbing at the bulge in her pants. Ross Commons Dean Maria Trumpler, clad in a white button-down shirt and tie, completed the judges panel. She began with a demonstration on applying facial hair. She drew on an eyeliner mustache and goatee, applied glue and then pasted on finely cut hair, all the while narrating with some of the secrets of her trade.
Some people use their pubic hair.
I buy my hair at the store. Gwynn Guilford '00 liked the aesthetics of her faux facial hair. Later, the participants, all of whom were female, padded down their breasts with ace bandages, stuffed socks down their pants and practiced strutting. It's eye-opening to see how gendered you are. She has been in publications including the New York Daily News and VIBE magazine, as well as several documentaries and books.