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RuPaul -

Perhaps the most famous drag queen in the world, this convention wouldn't be possible without RuPaul himself.

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DragCon -

The first edition of RuPaul's DragCon was held in 2015. It followed the success of 'RuPaul's Drag Race,' which premiered in 2009.

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Drag queen elite -

The appearances of 'Drag Race' stars like Valentina (pictured) have helped the convention grow over the years.

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Celeb appearances - But the convention is also a hotbed for LGBTQ celebrity sightings, like 'Mean Girls' actor Daniel Franzese (pictured).

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Meet and greets -

Attendees also have the opportunity to enjoy meet and greets, like this one with Shangela.

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Panels - Without a doubt, the various panels at the convention are highlight events. Pictured here is YouTube personality Brendan Jordan speaking as part of a panel.

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Fun for all ages - DragCon is promoted as being for "fans of all ages," and it shows.

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Merch - Like any good convention, DragCon also hosts several vendor booths where you can buy merch and more.

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Locations - First held in Los Angeles, DragCon now takes place annually in LA and New York City (pandemics allowing...).

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More queens - Jade Sotomayor (left) and Farrah Moan pictured speaking on a panel together at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

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Big Freedia - Musician Big Freedia attends RuPaul's DragCon in Los Angeles.

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Cynthia Lee Fontaine - 'RuPaul's Drag Race' seasons 8 and 9 contestant Cynthia Lee Fontaine speaks up.

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Lori Petty -

It's hard to tell, but that's Lori Petty of 'Orange Is the New Black' on the left!

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Shangela and Alyssa Edwards - More fan-favorites: Shangela (left) and Alyssa Edwards.

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Daniel Franzese - Daniel Franzese hugs a fan at DragCon LA. This convention is certainly a more intimate experience than the likes of Comic-Con.

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Farrah Moan - Farrah Moan greets a fan during day two of DragCon LA in 2017.

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Monster realness - Now, let's focus on the attendees. If Frankenstein's monster took a liking to fur and heels, this is probably what we would get.

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Blondie - This queen looks a bit tired. Carrying around all that hair, we don't blame her!

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Wiggin' out - This queen has Marie Antoinette perfected, from the wig to the blatant disregard for commoners.

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Turning heads - This look gets major points for the creepiness factor!

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Grandmother of all drag queens - There's no way to tell how old this person really is, but who cares? The look works!

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Game face - The bearded lady look is always a winner in the world of drag.

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Blue belle - Imagine catching a look at this stunner out for a stroll!

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Stairway to drag heaven - Move along folks—nothing to see here...

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Fans -

All you have to do is look at the packed rooms to confirm DragCon's a success.

See also: The world's best LGBTQ fan conventions

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