In 2017, Oddly said she uses drag to confront gender roles.[17] In 2018, when asked about her drag aesthetics, Oddly said she likes to shock and surprise with something the audience has not seen before, including dramatic looks, even employing unconventional and found materials.[2] In 2019, she described herself as a drag queen who blends "artistry, fashion, performance and concept".[17] She draws inspiration from French fashion designer Thierry Mugler, British designer and haute couturier Alexander McQueen, and 'terrorist' drag queen Christeene.[18][19]