Meanings of voguing in English

Finally, voguing is a challenge dance which is always improvised, never choreographed.

What you might not know, though, is where voguing comes from.

At first voguing was considered too black for the clubs.

His own style combines voguing and pop culture, with the theoretical ways of postmodern contemporary dance.

She is the head of COVEN an arts collective which specialises in voguing and performance art.

The excitement of that drag-voguing scene receded in the 1990s but interest in Ninja and his milieu persisted.

Kiki Take a trip into the fierce world of voguing battles in the Kiki scene of New York City.

They were voguing but the music was wrong, the MC-ing was wrong, and everybody was sitting around watching quietly.

While wholly faithful to its source material, this is also an Oz of racial diversity, gender reversal and voguing androgyny.

The electricity of voguing.

It featured a popular dance move, known as voguing and was the first show for director Jacob Tamata from the Coven Collective.

The ancient Japanese practice of disappearing deep into the forest minus devices to empty your mind is now voguing with the yoga set.

Minimal and spacious but with a massive pop chorus, the video also recalls the New York voguing scene, which melded disco and house.

Arriving in the middle of Margaret Thatcher's first-term, Almond's camp strutting and hootchy-kootch voguing came over as highly provocative: an outrage and an inspiration.

The recent BBC drama series Pose was a joyful reminder of the mid-80s voguing scene, an underground efflorescence of creativity in New York's queer community.

It heralds back to New York drag balls and the voguing scene and it's lingo that came from there and worked its way from there.