Symbolizing light and renewal, paper lanterns are used in various celebrations around the world. For the LGBTQ+ community, they represent the light of diversity and the warmth of acceptance, illuminating paths towards inclusivity.

These playful accessories allow individuals to wear their pride literally on their sleeves. Temporary tattoos have become a popular form of self-expression at Pride events, offering a temporary yet poignant way to showcase one's support and pride in LGBTQ+ identity.

Often worn at Pride events, the bandana is a versatile symbol. It can signify community affiliation, personal identity, or simply a fashion statement. It’s a nod to the resilience and adaptability of the LGBTQ+ community.

Historically, the folding fan has been a symbol of perceived femininity but has been reclaimed as a tool for expression in many LGBTQ+ spaces. It serves not only as a functional item to combat the summer heat during Pride parades but also as a prop for performance and expression in drag and ballroom cultures.

Practicality meets activism with the tote bag. Often used to carry essentials during the bustling Pride month activities, it also doubles as a canvas for slogans and artwork that broadcast messages of love, acceptance, and pride.