Dressed in Diamonds

Katherine Harlow performs her signature act. In this act, she sumptuously strips out of a decadent, powdered lavender, charmeuse dressing gown with marabou cuffs, a bra and corset, embellished with several pounds of Swarovski crystal, that catch the stage lights like thousands of glistening stars, and teases with a large lavender ostrich boa. At the finale, she strips down to a pair of Swarovski crystal pasties, and performs a classic tassel twirl.

This act is accompanied by a musical arrangement that epitomizes old Hollywood glamour, including the tracks "The Big Strip," by composer, Cy Payne, and "Banned in Boston," by American composer, David Rose. 

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This act is the apotheosis of old-fashioned, extravagant, showgirl glamour. 

Feather Fan Dance

Katherine Harlow also performs a feather fan dance. In this act, she conceals-and-reveals her near nude body, adorned only with pasties and translucent bottoms adorned with hand-placed Swarovski crystals—appearing as if only wearing a few strategically placed crystals. This act comprises two large, decadent, powdered lavender, ostrich feather fans, also adorned with hand-placed Swarovski crystal. 

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This act is accompanied by a musical arrangement entitled "Bear Mash Blues," by 

American big-band-leader, Erksine Hawkins. 

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This act is inspired by the likes of Sally Rand and Faith Bacon, the originators of the feather fan dance. It is mesmerizing in its delicacy, daintiness, and coquettishness. 

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