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In pictures: All the Drag Race Down Under Season 4 queens' hottest runway looks

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Immy Abdullah

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The queens of Drag Race Down Under Season 4 have turned the runway into a masterclass in creativity, camp, and couture!

Each week, these fierce performers have delivered jaw-dropping looks that push the boundaries of drag artistry, proving that this season is not just about competition: it's about redefining excellence.

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From jaw-dropping reveals to cultural tributes and comedic brilliance, the runway themes have inspired some of the most imaginative and unforgettable outfits in the show's history.

Think you've seen it all? Think again.

Scroll through to relive the magic.

These Queens didn't just dress to impress, they dressed to slay!

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Episode 8: Lazy Susan
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Episode 8: Lazy Susan

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Episode 8: Lazy Susan
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Episode 8: Lazy Susan

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Episode 8: Vybe
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Episode 8: Vybe

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Episode 8: Mandy Moobs
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Episode 8: Mandy Moobs

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Episode 8: Freya Armani
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Episode 8: Freya Armani

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In Episode 7 of Drag Race Down Under Season 4, the queens brought drama, elegance, and plenty of flair to the runway as they tackled the category "Cape Fierce."

With Michelle Visage, Rhys Nicholson, and former Drag Race Queens Kita Mean and Anita Wigl'it on the judging panel, the Queens had their work cut out for them.

From campy couches to underwater fantasies, each Queen delivered a bold and unique interpretation of the theme, earning laughs, gasps, and high praise from the panel.

Let's dive into the runway looks and critiques that help send the Top 4 to the finale. 

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Episode 7: Nikita Iman
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Episode 7: Nikita Iman

Despite missing out on the Top 4, Nikita Iman wowed the judges with her bridal-inspired look, exuding symmetry, pearls, and personal sentiment. "On the runway tonight, I am giving you bridal eleganza. I wanted to give you a symmetrical cut, pearls, and an homage to my boyfriend: a little reminder that you need to put a ring on it," Nikita shared.

Kita Mean couldn't resist a cheeky jab: "If I had a pearl necklace that big, I'd wear a bib too."

Nikita's unique take on bridal wear struck a chord with Michelle who appreciated the elegant details, adding "It's polished and thoughtful, and the bridal-groomswear combination is such a clever nod."

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Episode 7: Vybe
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Episode 7: Vybe

Vybe brought underwater fantasy to life with her lionfish-inspired outfit. "The category is capes, and I came as a lionfish with cape," she said, exuding confidence.

"This is obviously a quintessential Vybe outfit. It's that perfect blend of fantasy and showgirl."

Michelle Visage loved the whimsical theme, quipping, "I own 51% of this fish tank."

Kita Mean was in awe, commenting, "You can tell she does this for a living."

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Episode 7: Lazy Susan
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Episode 7: Lazy Susan

Lazy Susan brought humour and high-glam camp to the runway with her blue velvet Chesterfield-inspired look. "Tonight on the runway, I am giving you full glamorous, beautiful Chesterfield sofa. And as I turn, I reveal the stunning cape behind me," she declared as she did her Exit Strut down the runway.

The judges were captivated by her blend of comedy and elegance. Rhys Nicholson quipped, "You know what kind of cat that is? Persian," while Michelle Visage humorously noted, "The carpet cannot match the drapes."

Kita Mean summed it up perfectly: "This outfit is so camp. I love it."

Lazy Susan's unapologetic boldness earned high praise, with Michelle adding, "It's very Lazy Susan, but it's also almost a glamorous turn. My darling, I enjoyed every moment of it."

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