I simply can’t stop looking at Maskon.com, one of my all-time favorite websites.
Mask-on is a support site dedicated to trannies who like to “mask.” “Maskers” enjoy cross-dressing as women by using masks instead of make-up to create the illusion.
They don’t really try to fool anyone into thinking they are actual flesh and bones women, but rather they create a look that resembles a living mannequin.
One of my favorites from the photo gallery is Carolyn, who has been cross dressing since the Kennedy Administration and enjoys walks in the park in full masked-up drag. Imagine running into her strolling though the woods!
Many maskers simply repaint a rubber Halloween mask which gives them a very creepy Michael Myers look from the movie Halloween. It’s haunting, scary and very very beautiful.
On today’s show Tracy Tyler gets inspired by the maskers and does her own style from a crude Whole Foods paper shopping bag. I think the look is ravishing, don’t you?
Listen as we talk about Tracy’s favorite YouTube cosmetologist, Clay Aiken’s maybe soon-to-be fatherhood status, molestation syndrome and “My Beautiful Mommy”- the unsettling book that tries to explain plastic surgery to children.
I still think the title should have been “Mommy Looks a Little Different Now In Order to Please Daddy and Save Our Marriage.”
Whether you’re in drag or wearing a paper bag, we’re here for you- Feast of Fools.
[Originally posted 06.03.08]
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This show gets so intense but still maintains a sense of humor.
Don’t I look so pretty in that mask!!!! LOL LOL LOL
You are the prettiest masking trannie on the internetz.
Totally not what I thought the masks would look like..
Reminds me of burn victims…
I totally agree with Mark, I thought burn victims, too.There are also some pretty weird chicks in Harajuku on Saturdays and Sundays who dress up like this but they carry everything in bags, put all the stuff on, stand around and strut and then take it all off again and go home to the suburbs.
Marc totally predicted Clays coming out.