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First Nations Burlesque in Canada
Aug 24 2019
Lou Lou la Duchesse de Rière is the first Canadian and first Indigenous woman to hold the title of Queen of Burlesque. She uses her art to break social constructs surrounding first nations women’s sexuality and imposes new standards of beauty in the burlesque community.
VICE followed Lou Lou at home, and backstage during the biggest burlesque ball in North America.
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