Tayce’s lipsync performance to Memory on Drag Race UK Season 2 centers on raw theatrical drama. The visual hinges on stark contrasts: sleek, sheer red stretch fabric worn over crisp white base pieces, anchored by bone-straight blonde hair and intense, dripping fake blood.
Because the individual garments are relatively straightforward to assemble, the overall impact depends on proportion, how the layers interact, and committing to the messy, high-drama makeup.
The Sheer Catsuit and Base Layers
The core of the outfit is a form-fitting Sheer Red Jumpsuit Catsuit layered over a White Bikini Top and Bottom. The transparency of the mesh jumpsuit means the white undergarments remain completely visible beneath it, giving the suit clean, graphic lines rather than full skin exposure.
When selecting the bikini separates, opt for clean edges and minimal hardware. Metal rings or oversized side ties create awkward lumps under tight stretch mesh. Seamless swimwear or athletic-cut separates sit flush against the skin and stay put when pulling the catsuit on over them. The mesh jumpsuit should fit snugly through the torso and limbs so fabric does not bunch at the joints or drag around the ankles.
Footwear
A classic pair of Red Pumps completes the lower half, matching the crimson tone of the jumpsuit. A clean patent or smooth matte finish works equally well. The priority is ensuring the hems or stirrups of the catsuit sit cleanly over the heel counter without getting caught under the sole.
Hair and Wig Styling
A Straight Blonde Lace Front Wig provides the stark, polished contrast needed against the crimson catsuit. The hair requires considerable length, a sleek center part, and an immaculately flat finish to balance the chaotic splatter of the blood makeup.
Taking time to melt the lace along the hairline and applying a light heat protectant before running a flat iron down the synthetic fibers creates a fluid, polished drape. Pinning the front sections lightly behind your ears keeps loose strands from sticking to wet blood spray during photos or performance.
Face and Lip Makeup
The beauty makeup underneath the theatrical effects needs to hold its own. Start with an intense wash of scarlet and crimson tones from the Docolor Red Eyeshadow Palette in Reality across the lids, blending outward into a sharp, diffused shape that frames the brow bone.
Pair the shadow with dense, fluttery False Lashes along the upper lash line to give the eyes definition from a distance. For the lips, apply the High-Shine, Lightweight Lip Gloss Shimmer & Sparkle in Attitude. A reflective, glass-like gloss catches stage lighting and contrasts sharply against the matte crimson splatter applied around the mouth.
The Blood Drip Effect
The defining detail of this entire look is the Fake Blood Makeup Spray running down the lower lip, chin, and throat. Tayce let the pigment pool and streak down her collarbone, creating a distressed, cinematic effect that turned an otherwise clean catsuit into an unforgettable visual.
Test the blood spray beforehand on a small patch of skin or scrap fabric to check dry time and viscosity. If the spray formula runs too quickly, you can stipple a denser gel blood right at the corners of the mouth and let gravity pull finer droplets downward. Letting the initial layer set slightly before adding fresh drips prevents the makeup from turning into a muddy smear across your neck and chest.
