Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Lacing Lilith: Science Fiction Meets Historical Costume


Stylenoir states that "when it comes to Latex design, Lacing Lilith is one of the best. One of the elite set of designers that are bringing about a re-birth of stunning design with an undeniable passion for rubber."

Stylenoir oints out that Lacing Lilith has a very distinctive signature style. The sculptured silhouette blended with an element of punk sensibility adds a certain unique and defined quality to Lacing Lilith’s collections.


Lacing Lilith states that his inspiration and influence is amalgamated from science fiction and historical costume, which is brought to life with an exaggeration of classic fetish ideas. Something which is shown through the striking simple colour palette juxtaposed against the beautiful embellished detailing. [Lacing Lilith - Stylenoir January 16, 2011]



Models: Ruby True // Sohui
Photography: Switch Photography
MUAH: Tabitha Adams


Sunday, May 29, 2011

Andreanna D'Arc: Lady Lucifer





Model: Andreanna D’Arc
Photography: Muse Photography – www.musemultimedia.co.uk
MUA/Stylist: Kaeleigh Wallace – www.kwallacemakeup.co.uk
Clothing: Jacket – Lena Quist // Headpieces – Custom Made by Velvet Village //


Saturday, April 9, 2011

High Tech Fetish








High Tech Fetish – was a viral Campaign for Cosmos Austria, an electronics website, showing equipment that Cosmos sells. The campaign was in 2008

Agency:FCB Retail, Vienna
AD: Andreas Gesierich
Copy: Ronald Roniger-Kolaczek
Photographer: Wolfgang Zajc

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Miss Mosh: Fetish and Alternative Model


Masha Federova, better known by her online name of Mosh or Miss Mosh, is a fetish and alternative, model. She chose Mosh as her nickname after "Masha" was taken on the modeling network site modelmayhem, where she made her debut.


She was born (August 21, 1989) in Russia to parents who were part of the national gymnastics team. After the collapse of the Soviet Union they moved to Florida in the United States to work as coaches, and later to Maryland.


If life had been different, Mosh might have been somersaulting around the world as a professional gymnast. Mosh started professional gymnastics when she was five and trained for 10 years. She then moved to acrobatics and dislocated her elbow which destroyed her right arm, so she had to quit.                                       


 

Gymnastics’ loss is the alt scene’s gain. Like other career-minded model and Jane Doe Latex owner Nina Kate, or determined Torture Garden muse Viktoria, Mosh has achieved a great deal in a short space of time.

 

The headstrong 21-year-old has carved out a niche, working with photographers such as Lithium Picnic, occupying the pages of Marquis magazine and working with designers such as Antiseptic.




Mosh has a passion, and a genuine love, for fetish fashion. She speaks of it like a star-crossed lover extolling the virtues of a soul mate:



“Fetish is a beautiful thing and has inspired me to do so much,” she says. “To some it’s just sexual pleasure, but to me it’s more – it’s an art form and I feel it’s my duty to help the fetish scene to grow. I find it so incredibly inspiring and beautiful, and I hope others can feel the same.” (Bizarre Magazine: Cover Girl  Interview Dec 2010)
 


Mosh currently resides in Los Angeles, CA and run her own website, themoshroom.com

Miss Mosh: Black Lace Redux

Here is the first set from the Black Lace series that Sito Alvina shoot with Miss Mosh along with designers Artifice Clothing ( Black See-through Lace ) / Doghead & Flintock ( headpiece accessories)









You can find the rest of these sets on themoshroom.com !

Monday, February 7, 2011

HMS Bruit Blanc [White Noise]



Model: Tessa - Photographer: PhantomOrchid - Hair: Yu Nakata - Makeup: Elen Kergoat


For Autumn Winter 2011, the collection has taken a much more intense and somewhat dark approach, which gives one incredibly powerful silhouette. Futuristic elements also add the quite frankly outstanding design aesthetic.


The concept was originally inspired by the Japanese dance called Butoh, an extreme dance where the tortured body of the performer incarnates loss and fear. It is also said to provoke thought of humanity’s place within the universe.