True/False, a celebration filled with colorful, eclectic people to say the least. It’s a showcase of Columbia’s self-expression. Part film festival, part concert, part public art exhibition and, of course, part fashion show.
This year ‘Queue Queens of True/False,’ were out in full force making their mark on the event with their colorful outfits, which equally matched their colorful and creative personalities.
Along each block there was some kind of funky, person dancing, making art or just helping people out around the festival. Even patrons themselves were brought out of their shells and dressed not only for comfort, but to showcase their effortless style and creative outlook on the streets of downtown Columbia this past weekend.
“I’m feeling my inner Phyllis Diller/Golden Girl this weekend. I’ve been in theater my entire life, and so I have a room filled with costumes where I get in and start grabbing things that go together that are tacky, fun,and ridiculous. For me, it’s all about the texture and flavor of a look.”
--Queen seen outside of The Missouri Theater
