The Party City queen has returned just in time for Fashion Week with a stunning visual for her latest PG-13 offering. Winner of RuPaul's Drag Race season 4, Miss Sharon Needles, unleashed the dark music video in support of "Dressed to Kill", the fourth single from her Billboard 200 charting debut album. Following in the footsteps of "Call Me on the Ouija Board" and "Why Do You Think You Are Nuts?", there is a immediately noticeable difference in production value as Miss Needles brings needed glam and horror to the fashion runway.
While "Dressed to Kill" is a decent single choice in itself (I'm slightly more obsessed with "Let's All Die" and "I Wish I Were Amanda Lepore" to be honest), the chic yet terrifying music video truly satisfies the cravings for more Needles. As we get a sense of the performer's male identity, that's Aaron Coady to all you simpletons, in the opening of the visual, the true queen appears just as the track begins. With paper bagged-hostages lining the sides of the runway stage, Needles puts on a show that will leave all GAGGING!
From her sick black latex, delicious pink wig and confident strut, Needles serves eye-popping drag couture while giving the video her trademark sadistic touch. Yes, a music video is supposed to support the song at hand, but the new visual could stand on its own as a unique fashion film. Would not mind watching the queen's many transformations work the catwalk all day.
"This isn't a f***ing costume, this is a way of life," Needles sings as liquid goo (ala Lady Gaga's "Born This Way") spills onto her flawless flesh, referencing a line from her favorite horror film, Return of the Living Dead. All in all, "Dressed to Kill" is a fun, clean, sharp and twisted effort to keep promotion for the artist's debut album rolling. Needles looks absolutely gorgeous in every fashion creation and keeps true to her style as a praised performer. I am just going to go ahead and say it.... This is the best music video release from any RuPaul's Drag Race contestant. The best.
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