Skin Two Magazine (Fetish) No. 11

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The original LateXtra was first published around the late 90s and has continued somewhat irregularly over the years. It was released as a free magazine between issues of Skin Two, focussing mainly on the Skin Two Rubber Ball, UK events and other related topics.

The three speakers will begin by recalling various cultural milestones in the preceding decade that helped create the conditions for Skin Two’s launch — including some key London clubbing ventures of the New Romantic era. The talk will cover the changeover that occurred after David Claridge left the club and it changed its name to Maitresse. This freed up the Skin Two name for use as the title of a new fanzine-style magazine to be launched by Tim Woodward and Grace Lau about a year after the original club opened. http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/beauty/ – Michelle Olley's cover article for The Sunday Times KFS Midlands is the biggest thing in Birmingham and it’s on a Saturday night this year. The venue is the Penthouse Suite at The Loft, 143 Bromsgrove St, Birmingham B5 6RG and we go from 9pm to 3am.

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Olley became involved with bringing Robert Anton Wilson’s popular counter-culture work, Cosmic Trigger, [28] to the stage in 2014. After volunteering to help with the initial crowdfunding phase of the production, Olley handle the press and curated the art gallery at the show’s debut and 'Find The Others' event in Liverpool in November 2014. [29] [30] She was also the co-producers and director of marketing for the 2017 London run of the production. [31] The play, written and directed by Daisy Campbell, ran for 23 performances, and also hosted special events with speakers including John Higgs, Ru and Claire Callendar from the Green Funeral Company, poet Salena Godden, Shardcore, David Bramwell and Adam Curtis with Alan Moore – a discussion event which Olley hosted. [32] Adult Swim [ edit ] The magazine hosts this ball for fetish-related wear and people into fetishism and BDSM in general. It's the central event in a weekend of fetish parties, held in London annually. This is the biggest fetish party in the Midlands and it’s just once a year; come and join us on Saturday 24th October from 9pm…

Skin Two magazine is still published by Tim Woodward's company KFS Media, which has recently launched a sister periodical called KFS Magazine, [4] covering the wider range of alternative sexuality as a whole. Honour is also not going away. We have launched our fashion label under HonourClothing.com. You can expect more styles, designs and garments in a variety of alternative materials. Our brand of PVC and latex clothing will still carry the Honour Clothing name which we are extremely proud of. Honour Clothing will explore uncharted territory and bring a new level of individuality to your wardrobe. Both Skin Two and Honour Clothing will still be a part of the same HNR Group family. Come on the journey with us. We’re ready to shake things up! Sardax is the nom-de-plume for an English artist based in London who specializes in fantastical images involving various forms of female dominance. Sardax is probably the most established of contemporary artist in the FemDom art genre with a worldwide collector base and a best selling book, The Art of Sardax (Erotic Print Society, 2006). He also produces regular artwork commissions for many of the world's leading dominants with his work seemingly an ever-there in any 'chambers' of note. http://citypaper.net/earshot/earshot.0297/rubberball.shtml – City Paper article featuring Michelle Olley A talk in London this coming Sunday (January 22) aims to fill an important gap in the recorded history of our modern fetish scene — namely the true origins both of kinky clubbing and latex fashion as we know them today.Marquis ist ein deutschsprachiges Fetischmagazin, das ursprünglich von produziert wurde. Rund 25 Jahre lang erschien das Magazin unter seiner Federführung. Zunächst wurde 2015 mit der Nummer 63 die Ausgabe des Magazins eingestellt. Dann ist 2016 nach einer wirtschaftlichen Umstrukturierung die Ausgabe 64 erschienen. Czernichs letzte Ausgabe als verantwortlicher Chefredakteur war die Ausgabe 67, die Jubiläumsausgabe zum 25-jährigen Bestehen. (de) They’ll endeavour to paint a picture of what it felt like to descend the stairs to Soho basement venue Stallions for the launch of Skin Two on January 31 1983, and to find yourself among a community of like-minded kinksters in a cool club environment for the very first time. Beverley and Tony were both journalists on the music paper Sounds at the time. They became involved through their friendship with DJ, club host and record label boss David Claridge — who after initially co-hosting Skin Two, left for a lucrative television career as the man behind Roland Rat. The Gathering of the Cosmic Fools | Cosmic Trigger". Cosmictriggerplay.com. 23 November 2015 . Retrieved 5 July 2018.

All three were original Skin Two club insiders, involved in helping with the club’s launch in January 1983. Daniel was actually co-founder of the club, and his involvement led to his creating the first rubber clothing designs for women that looked good enough to be worn in public as fashion rather than just in the bedroom. This also led to a long and productive photographic partnership between Daniel and the late, great Bob Carlos Clarke. Skin Two is a fetish magazine covering aspects of the worldwide fetish subculture. The name is a reference to fetish clothing as a "second skin". LateXtra: a magazine about latex, and a few things extra. Produced by Rachel May who is part of the team who create the famous Skin Two magazine. https://web.archive.org/web/20120505222105/http://blog.metmuseum.org/alexandermcqueen/michelle-olley-voss-diary The diary relates details of the show and encounters with McQueen, ending with the account of when Olley returned home after the VOSS show to find "...a MASSIVE bouquet of flowers has arrived, with a note saying, "Thank you for everything – you were beautiful! – Lee xxx" " [13]This will mean that Honour Clothing will now feature ranges such as Fashion Latex, Fashion PVC, Fashion Wetlook and Fashion Leather whilst Skin Two will launch Kinky Latex, Kinky PVC, Kinky Wetlook and Kinky Leather. The original Skin Two club was very, very dark and the atmosphere was testy and to the outsider, somewhat foreboding. I was physically threatened several times in the early days. Non fetishists, like myself, were certainly not made to feel welcome and possibly not without good reason. Many people who wanted to go to the Club would have had day jobs that could have been ruined if photographs of them in a "seedy Soho nightclub" got published in the wrong places. Indeed, when the British gutter press found out about the secret night life of Roland Rat, David had to end his association with Skin Two and the once a week club closed. If there‘s time, the three speakers will give a flavour of what each went on to do beyond their involvement in the original Skin Two club. And if there’s still time after that, they’ll be available for an audience Q&A. https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/from-penthouse-to-the-street-1247045.html – Feature on Olley's deputy editorship Marquis est un magazine fetish fondé en 1994 en Allemagne par Peter W. Czernich et Sandra Würdig. Marquis couvre une large palette de sujets concernant la culture fetish : photographie, modèle, livres, films, Mode, Lifestyle. Le magazine tire son nom du Marquis de Sade. Marquis est le magazine fetish no 1 au monde, traduit en anglais, français et même russe. (fr)

We have a big announcement! We’re excited to announce the next chapter in the Honour Story. Honour is turning into Skin Two! Skin Two was established in 1983 and is famous for the Skin Two Rubber Ball Club night as well as the iconic Skin Two Magazine before it ventured into its own brand of clothing. The rich history and unique story make Skin Two ready to lead on our mission to ‘turn fantasy into reality’. Expect a range of kinkier products and a real focus on fetishism.

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Skin Two started as a fetish club in a Soho basement in Autumn 1983. This was the first modern fetish club, a mix of creative types from the media world and just anyone who wanted a place for fetish people to go. Never a part of the cynical 'sex industry', Skin Two started a community which has grown ever since and spread around the world.