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Latex Fashion Photography – Brand new from Goliath Books
Posted by: | CommentsIf you love latex fashion, you need this great new book on your coffee table! It’s 384 pages of the hottest colour photography of the hottest models in the hottest rubber fashion, all in hard covers – the perfect gift for yourself.
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Latex Fashion Photography – Brand new from Goliath Books
Collective Chaos – Art Fashion from the USA
Posted by: | CommentsCollective Chaos is a hands-on arts company, specialising in fashion design, photography, performances and everything in between. Designers Aliona and Matt create images and clothes that support the raw essence of sexuality, often resurrecting it from the past and breathing new life into it with the use of modern materials and styles. Aliona and Matt founded Collective Chaos in 2008, using their education degrees, as well as hands-on experience of manufacturing, sewing, traditional arts, digital media, photography and fashion design.
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Collective Chaos – Art Fashion from the USA
Terry Mendoza’s Photo Studio at Skin Two Rubber Ball
Posted by: | CommentsTerry Mendoza is the the master of stylish ‘cheesecake’ fetish photography with a cool retro twist. See the Skin Two Rubber Ball flyer and the cover of the Skin Two LateXtra showguide. In fact, see these photos! Terry will be exhibiting his supercool airbrush-style images at the Ball – and he’ll also be running the photo booth on the night.
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Terry Mendoza’s Photo Studio at Skin Two Rubber Ball
Fetish Creative Networking
Posted by: | CommentsFetishCreatives.com is a brand new, free networking platform for anyone who has an interest in fetish art and photography. It is aimed at: 1. Fetish Art Enthusiasts 2.
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Fetish Creative Networking
Behind The Whip, by Maria Coletsis Major New Dominatrix Book
Posted by: | CommentsCanadian photographer Maria Coletsis traveled the world to compile this hardcover coffee table book of portraits of top professional dominatrixes in Berlin, Paris, New York, Tokyo, Sydney, San Francisco, Hong Kong, Las Vegas, Bangkok and London. We’ve all seen photos of dominant women in leather and rubber before – but Coletsis goes far beyond just presenting some nice snapshots of dominant women in sexy outfits. Behind The Whip concentrates on pro doms with a story to tell
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Behind The Whip, by Maria Coletsis Major New Dominatrix Book
Urban and Erotic Explorations by Helena Eloise
Posted by: | CommentsThis fusion of erotic and urban images shows the diversity of Helena Eloise’s work from studio to location and from people to places. The link between them is the character captured in either an empty space or a living being. This multimedia presentation includes a digital slideshow projection and printed images of Helena’s new work.
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Urban and Erotic Explorations by Helena Eloise
Fetish Dynasty
Posted by: | CommentsFor many years a connoisseur of latex fetish and bondage photography, Fetish Dynasty was always searching for imagery that could satisfy his personal obsessions and fetishes.
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Fetish Dynasty
Deanna Deadly!
Posted by: | CommentsStar model at the DC Fetish Ball was Deanna Deadly, appearing with Emily Marilyn.
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Deanna Deadly!
Rev Higgins Fetish Photography
Posted by: | CommentsWe discovered Rev D. Higgins when Bella Black, the Los Angles fetish model and proprietor of the Latex Repair Kit, sent in some photos of herself. When we asked who took them, the trail led to Rev Higgins.
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Rev Higgins Fetish Photography
Marquis Issue 50
Posted by: | CommentsMarquis fetish magazine celebrates its 50th issue, on sale now, see www.marquis.de The head of Marquis is Peter Czernich, who also publishes Heavy Rubber and Marquis Style, as well as websites including www.heavyrubber.com , www.rubbermodels.com and www.peterwczernich.com We mark the occasion with these reflections from Peter, after seventeen years producing fetish images… “It makes me happy to think that I may have helped to free some people from their complexes, from feeling sick because of their fetishes. That’s the way many people were when I started out, around the mid 1980s. At least in Germany, I think what we did helped develop the modern fetish scene, and especially women have made an amazing change
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Marquis Issue 50