Way back on 11th October 2014 Rubber Revolution reared its anarchic head to offer a new latex-only event to the gummi glitterati of the world. A rubbery hand-chosen selection of choice perves were invited along to Murder Mile Studios in East London to sample the choice sweetmeats this rebellious revelry had to offer. Since then there have been too-many-to-count rubbery evenings dedicated to debauchery courtesy of the Rubber Revolution crew. Murder Mile Studios have continued to be their mainstay for rubber adornment, fun and fetish play. However on occasion they have extended their rubbery arm out of London and have hosted their rubber event at Miss Velour’s dungeon studio in Brighton, thereby known as Rubber Revolution by the Sea.
Don’t forget though that like ALL Rubber Revolution events, this is a RUBBER ONLY event so PVC, leather and, god forbid, fabric(!) just won’t hack it I’m afraid. Rubber monitors guarding the entrance will be caressing and sniffing those who enter this rubber realm, so a whiff of anything other than the sweet, chocolatey gorgeousness that is our beloved latex/rubber/gummi (delete as appropriate), will result in unceremonious ejection. Do not try to bend this Rubber Revolution Commandment. You have been warned…!
Those seriously lucky rubberists who were invited to attend Miss Velour’s bountifully equipped dungeon on 25th February 2017 will recall an evening never before experienced by most of us. It was as if we had died and gone to rubber heaven. I certainly did that night as anyone who witnessed me will attest to…
While RR parties at Murder Mile are more like a regular fetish event with music, dancing and Photo Booth as well as the ubiquitous dungeon play, attending a RR by the Sea at Miss Velour’s studio is a very different affair.
From the moment her guests are greeted at the door by Miss Velour’s trusty Girl Friday, the inexhaustible maid Rubette, they know they are in safe hands. Miss Velour meets and greets each wonderful pervert into her inner realm with kisses, the widest smile ever and a wicked twinkle in her eye which gets our imaginations running as to what debauchery she has planned for us for later. It is her genuine desire to play with each and every one of us, if there are enough hours in the evening! We all know how fortunate we are to be there, for a short time the centre of the attentions of the beautiful, formidable, inspirational, professional dominatrix Miss Velour.
While some larger events tend to have a predominance of voyeurs rather than active players, not so at a Miss Velour party. The atmosphere is so sexually charged, almost everyone wants a piece of the action. Miss Velour, being such a wonderfully attentive hostess and experienced Mistress, ensures the rubber revolutionaries under her care are well serviced. If someone isn’t sure how to use a piece of equipment she will carefully and patiently demonstrate, or if they have said all their decades of the Rosary and have been kind to animals she may even play with the lucky individual themselves.
Rubberdude was one such fortuitous rubbery mortal as Miss Velour consummated his long held fantasy of being milked by her 
capable hands. And conveniently her dungeon of desires now sports a funky new Serious Milking Machine for this very purpose. Others were privy to Miss Velour’s Breath Play Machine, TENS Machines, Sleep Sacs, Straitjackets and Vacuum Bed for their deviant desires. Miss Velour worked indefatigably throughout the evening to ensure all the kinky patrons of her studio were sated and satisfied.
A word of advice though, be careful with all that slick and slippery silicone lube which goes hand in rubbery glove with a predilection of latex ensconced in one area. Spilling some on the floor area around where one is pegging one’s rubber clad partner is not to be advised, especially while wearing 6 inch heels. Luckily I was wearing so much rubber I bounced off the ground to carry on as if nothing had happened…Power to the Rubber Revolution!
Hold on to your (latex) hoods rubberfolk for Lucas Messerer aka Soul Focus will be back in the Northern Hemisphere toot sweet [sic] for his second world tour.
Last year the Australian photographic talent responsible for the infamous Rubber Bastard Association and Rubber Bastards calendar left his Ozzie shores to stomp around the globe in his Buffalo platform stacks. No fetish aficionados escaped the genius lens of Lucas as he snapped a host of amateur and professional models.
The lubed up glitterati of the fetish fraternity slipped and slid over each other for the chance to be in front of Lucas’ latex loving lens. Dirtydollbaby, MissOlympia, Lottie Kixx, Miss Velour, Latex Lucy and Rubberdude, to name but a half dozen, are some of the blessed crew on whom Soul Focus worked his photographic magic when he toured the planet in 2013. Oh yes, and you may add yours truly to that lucky list!
Lucas is kicking off his comeback tour in style at the Fetish Evolution event in Essen, Germany over the Easter weekend: 18th to 22nd April 2014. From there he’ll be hitting France, then the UK. After that the world is his proverbial lobster. If you want him to come to your home town then book a photo shoot with him. He can be contacted via his website www.soulfocusstudio.net
“Here chook chook chook!” is the caption the very talented Australian fetish photographer Soul Focus has given to one of his iconic images taken whilst on his current European tour. It depicts three models sporting total latex enclosure teetering in precarious heels on a spiral staircase in a traditional apartment building tucked away somewhere in Ile-de-France. At the foot of the stairwell is a sign demanding “Essuyer Vos Pieds S.V.P!” or “Wipe your Feet Please!” Quite right too. Heaven can only speculate on what dirty pursuits those killer 6 inchers have been party to.
So why does he tease so, comparing the latexed ladies to chickens in a coop, the big Ozzie galah that he is?! Maybe it’s because all three are wearing key pieces from the new latex accessories collection by MissOlympia: “Icarus” inspired epaulette collars and gauntlets available now to order through Etsy.
In the “Icarus” range, each item is exquisitely hand crafted and adorned with hand cut latex feather embellishments; so less of the Chicken Licken associations, more Black Swan allegories thank you Mister Soul Focus! Luckily we’re all friends here. If only Icarus himself had been blessed with latex feathers such as these beauties fashioned by MissOlympia on his doomed escape flight from Crete…
The magical, mythical world of MissOlympia creations continues with her latex Mermaid collar. Forget machine cutting, each circular scale of this piscine influenced collar is cut by hand, resulting in an object of beauty which is phenomenally detailed and elaborate. This chimerical, fantastical piece is the stuff of visions and hallucinogens, a million mirrored discs all to dazzle and mesmerise the eye.
Still more intricate work is order of the day with MissOlympia’s Rubber Fringed collar and gauntlets, incorporating elegant and dainty laser cut latex lacework at the throat and fringed décolletage accessory. The wearer will remain seductively arcane and perplexing underneath the mystery of the latex fringing.
Unleash the enigmatic man-eater within you with the fancy, flirty appliquéd Cheetah design neckerchief. Rizzo, Frenchy and Marty wouldn’t dare mess with such a discerning, esoteric hepcat as you while you are wearing this fabulous entity. Beauty school dropout I don’t think so!
MissOlympia with her latex designs soars closer to the sun than Icarus should ever have dared. Beauty and originality of this calibre is a force to be reckoned with.
Latex by MissOlympia. Photography by soulfocusstudio.
http://www.etsy.com/shop/MissOlympiaLatex
http://soulfocusstudio.net
Which idiosyncrasy would you say epitomises Grande Bretagne : a blustery July afternoon by the seaside (I happen to be looking out the window right now…); a belligerent Basil Fawlty avoiding mentioning “the War”; an ancient law allowing a pregnant lady to pee in a constable’s helmet (that’s right – Google it…)?
I’d say it lies more in the inherent irreverence directed towards those in positions of superiority and authority, particularly the British Royal Family (and I’m not talking Jim and Barbara Royle). It began in 1977 with the Pistols’ “God save the Queen” as a satirical alternative to the Silver Jubilee celebrations. It continued with ex-KLF member James Cauty’s Stamps of Mass Destruction showing a gas masked monarch on postage stamps of various denominations. And Bristol graffiti artist Banksy never passes up an opportunity to take the proverbial…, with impudent images depicting kissing coppers, urinating bearskin-wearing Queen’s Guards and then the Queen of England herself metamorphosed into a chimpanzee and yet again as Ziggy Stardust, complete with a firey hued lightning bolt across one eye.
So how does this national obsession with unpatriotic impertinence translate to the world of latex? Check out UK based latex artist Michelle Mildenhall’s latest pieces entitled QE 1 and QE 2. Michelle portrays a latex appliquéd youthful Queen Elizabeth with the incongruous adornments of latex hood and collar. What would Prince Philip say if he saw her looking so? Methinks he’d droolingly approve, the dirty old git!
Michelle Mildenhall combines her fetish for latex with her artistic creativity to produce bold, dramatic portraits. Her pieces come as signed originals and limited edition prints. Her collection of striking latex art work depicts fetish-eyed models (including her Majesty as previously mentioned), hoods, ball gags and collars amongst other elements of perversion. She also welcomes commissions if you would like your own look and style immortalised in latex portraiture.
I had the pleasure of viewing Michelle’s latex art in a solo exhibition held at Rubber Cult, London on the 4th of May. Her work has also recently featured in exhibitions at Cultivate Gallery, London and Sin City Gallery, Las Vegas.
He was getting married in the morning. Was he pressing his suit…? No. Was he checking he had the rings…? No. Was he rehearsing his speech…? No. Was he out with the proverbial “boys” on his stag night at a lap dancing club or rampaging through the streets wearing a traffic cone on his head…? I do hope not! Or rather he was at home beavering away to produce two stylish, well fitting and beautifully constructed matching latex hoods for myself and Rubberdude.
So who is “he”? On Fetlife his name is @Misosub and over the last 6 months me, Rubberdude and numerous other hood obsessed perves have been “loving” and commenting on his cool and original latex hood designs, modelled to perfection by his lustfully lovely (now) wife @Silence_K. A chance request from Rubberdude requesting to order two hoods led to the happy conclusion 48 hours or so later when the rubber bounty plopped through my letterbox. Yes, you read correctly, 48 hours for production and delivery of two perfect hoods from Poland to the UK. And yes, he really was getting married the next day!
We were very lucky to be the first rubber fetishists to ever receive hoods from @Misosub. Until this point, he had exclusively made them for himself and @Silence_K. And very happy, satisfied guinea pigs we were. A plethora of nagging ensued from our end for him to get a website going and start his business proper. Talent of this calibre should not be hidden under a bushel.
So now it is my very great pleasure to announce that the Gumique website is now live. It is my favourite website in the rubber universe! It’s so easy to navigate and offers a “Virtual Product Configurator”. This clever device allows you to totally customise your hood from the available options and see your choices visually represented on a virtual avatar of Silence_K. Utter genius and mind bogglingly addictive! Once you find your perfect hood you don’t want to have forgotten how the hell you configured it when you log off your computer. If you happen to have a goldfish brain like I do Gumique allows you to save your customised hood options for later by adding it to the shopping cart. You do need to have registered and logged in for this feature to work however. Also, when you are logged in you can use the “edit” button in the shopping cart to modify already added hoods. Did I mention this guy was a genius??
According to the website Gumique is offering:
• Free delivery
• Free made to measure
• Visual product configurator
• Fast dispatch
• Online order monitoring
• Free gift wrapping
• Highly customizable products
As well as latex hoods Gumique is hoping to eventually sell hats, corsets and other accessories.
Currently Gumique’s dispatch time is 1 week…; I suspect it won’t stay like that for too much longer as I’m sure they will be inundated very soon. Therefore I’d advise getting in there double quick before everyone else hears about this excellent new latex hood manufacturer.
