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Glitz & Glam: Photos of the High Heel Drag Race

Last night, we braved the cold with lots of scantily-clad Sarah Palins for the annual High Heel Drag Race in Dupont Circle. Miss out on the fun? Not to worry—we got photos of all the action.

Written by Washingtonian Staff | Published on October 29, 2008

All photographs by Chris Leaman

Did you make it to Dupont last night? Tell us who your favorite drag queen was in the comments!

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