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Pride Week is about letting your queer flag fly, and if you're straight, celebrating humanity in all its preferences. It's a time to rock the loud, expressive looks you've been coveting in the nooks of your closet. It's also about watching and/or participating in the Pride Parade next Saturday, during which temperatures are sure to be warm. Here are our picks for that little extra something you needed to properly celebrate Pride, whether it's the final step to your day drag or a tamer declaration for the office.
Coola Suncare Suncare Green Tea and Aloe Makeup Setting Spray SPF 30
Set your iridescent makeup and protect your skin with this genius spray sunscreen. The formula is light and refreshing, it just feels like a moisturizing face spray. But it's also an effective and non-greasy way to apply the recommended SPF 30 protection. It's a pricey $36, but something that will come in handy long after the parade has ended.
Make America Gay Again Pride Flag (2-Sided Version)
Goes nicely with a red baseball cap. 3′ x 5′, $24.90 on Amazon.
Remember–you're going to be partying outdoors half of next week. Up the ante with these rainbow chrome shades for only $12.99. They're actually solid quality, with real metal frame and rivets
Little Hunter Ruffled One-Piece
What is Pride without rainbow ruffles? This one-piece is cut high at the thighs with a cute V in the back, and will look great with a skirt or hot pants on the bottom. $15 on Amazon, including shipping.
Even better sun protection for fair-skinned folks without taking away from your overall look for $11.
Show your pride at the office or in a meeting with this quieter outfit option, $20 on Amazon.
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