‘Drag Race Philippines’ episode 7 recap: ‘This is trash’

aired on Wednesday, September 21, and the race to the crown has gotten even more intense with seven queens still in the game and an impending elimination following last week’s surprise double shantay.

Host Paolo Ballesteros walks into the work room in a glittery sports attire – a nod to the week’s maxi-challenge, anotherAfter two weeks of just maxi-challenges, we also finally get another mini-challenge – a nude illusion photo shoot with photographer BJ Pascual. Minty Fresh and Brigiding stand out, but ultimately, Minty wins, bringing home P20,000 and getting a headstart in choosing materials for her ball look.

Jiggly Caliente joins Paolo for the werk room walkthrough, and they talk to the queens about each of their looks. Brigiding shares that her look, made from bayongs, is inspired by her parents, who were market vendors. Eva Le Queen seems intent on standing out from the colorful numbers the other contestants are working on, so she makes the effort to spray paint her cut-up eco bags black and gold.

Xilhoute goes with a structural cheetah print dress and a wig reminiscent of Hannah Montana – her take on the “big hair” requested by the judges. Eva debuts her black-and-gold outfit on the runway – a structured bodysuit accented with gold gloves and thigh-high boots.and floral fabrics. Viñas goes for gold and green in an origami-inspired look.

Precious, Eva, and Viñas land in the bottom. The judges said they wanted more from Precious’ look. When it came to Viñas, the judges, despite laughing out loud at her Shopulence look, clocked it for being a reference that the international audience wouldn’t get. “That actually, if you look around you, that’s ugly. And I’m being fierce because I know you can do better. I’m being hard because I’ve seen what you can do, and this is trash,” Rajo tells Eva, making even Mamwa Pao gasp.

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