1. M.A.C. Select SPF 15 Foundation $26.50 – This foundation delivers some of the best coverage in town while protecting skin from the sun’s harmful rays. Dad will love its rich, yet non-greasy finish.

2. Hollywood_hair4u Pinup Bettie Page Style Wig $49.99 – Glamorous, sexy and a vintage maven – everything your father is on a daily basis.

3. Dress Up Sequin Bandeau Mini Dress $400 – Perfect for his glitzy, nightly shows, this gold and silver sequin dress will have all the other ladies green with envy.

4. Beauty Is Life Coming Out Lashes $35 – Big and metallic, these faux lashes will cause a breeze when your dad blinks an eye.

5. Miriam Haskell Pearl Chandeliers $360 – Elegant, lovely and perfect for a high-class show. Plus, these earrings are clip-ons, just in case dad doesn’t have pierced ears.

6. NARS Sheer Lipstick in Manhunt $24 – This lipstick literally stays on through anything including singing, drinking, smooching and schmoozing.

7. Belvair Qing Dynasty Chinese Provencial Kingfisher Headdress $2,700 – There isn’t much to say about this except it’s FABULOUS and your drag queen daddy NEEDS it.

8. Steve Madden Russhh Pumps $62 – The answer to patent leather is always “yes,” especially for someone as fab as your dad. Throw in the fuschia color and you have a gift.

9. Manic Panic Glam Dust $8.40 – Dad goes through so much glitter, his tab is sky-high. Save him a trip, and some hard earned cash, with the gift of glam.

10. Scotch Transparent Duct Tape $7.50 – Perfect for those difficult tucks, this duct tape is both heavy-duty and clear. No more worrying about show-through in the teeniest mini dresses.

What are you going to get your drag queen dad for Father’s Day?

The words seem odd to say. Bettie Page is dead at 85.

The pinup queen and inspiration for millions has lost to her recent battle with a failed heart after suffering an attack on December 2nd.  Page was famous for an estimated 20,000 glossy photographs she shot from 1949 – 1957. A pioneer in the sexual revolution, Page suffered from years of depression, violent mood swings and spent a few years in a state mental institution.

She has been immortalized in comic books, biographies, movies, websites, shot glasses, Zippo lighters, action figures and just about every other product extension imaginable.

Later in life Bettie turned to religion but she was always shocked by her cultural relevance. “I have no idea why I’m the only model who has had so much fame so long after quitting work,” she said in an interview with The Times in 2006.

There was a single request for the interview, that she not be photographed.

“I want to be remembered,” she said, “as I was when I was young and in my golden times. . . . I want to be remembered as the woman who changed people’s perspectives concerning nudity in its natural form.”

A real life vixen and hero, Bettie Page will be missed.

Source LA Times