There’s nothing quite like an awards show to bring out the latex and the UK BRITs continued to not disappoint as we saw the annual event awash with latex fashion last night, as stars of the music world took to The O2 in London.

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Raye

Ever a fan of latex clothing , the most nominated BRITs nominee ever, and winner of six awards at last nights ceremony, R&B singer Raye stole the entire evening, in part, thanks to her incredible choice of a custom Atsuko Kudo latex gown. The custom Tulip gown took the standard version to a whole new level, appearing in white with sequin detailing and shoulder straps, this gown continues to give full scale glamour with every curve!

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Eve

Rapper, singer and actress Eve took to the BRITs red carpet in an ensemble from celebrity favourite Atsuko Kudo . Eve paired what looked like the London based designers Oversized Trench Jacket (recently worn by Brazilian star Sabrina Sato ) and the dramatic floor skimming fishtail Ariel Skirt .

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Bimini

Drag artist, and Ru Pauls Drag Race UK contestant, Bimini Bon Boulash paired an outfit from Lorenzo Seghezzi with the ultimate latex accessory, a set of latex opera gloves.

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Singer and musician Paloma Faith is quickly becoming one of London based latex designer Atsuko Kudo’s most prominent muses, with the “Never Tear Us Apart” singer back on our screens in our favourite material on the American broadcaster NBC’s Today Show .

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With recent performance in the Radio 2 Piano Room , during her sell-out show at Brighton Pride and during the Kings Coronation Concert in 2023 , during which she wore Atsuko Kudo each time, Paloma Faith’s promotional tour for her new album “The Glorification of Sadness” took to the early morning Today Show in which she performed a track from the album entitled “How You Leave A Man”.

Wearing the Restricted Calf Length Trench Coat (with matching buttons and buckles) in an eye-catching peach colour, this stunning trenchcoat has all the features of a classic design, in latex! This is certainly a flattering coat, which flows to a calf length and features a wrap around double breasted button fastened front, a removable buckle belt and button details to the shoulders and wrists.

The singer took to her Instagram profile to pose for some photos before her performance.

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Recently launched latex brand ElinHarness have been making waves recently over on their YouTube channel and the Ukrainian brand sat down with us latterly to talk about the brands ideology.

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Speaking exclusively to Latex24/7, owner and designer Elin of ElinHarness , described her ethos for the new business, “The brand’s concept is based on allowing the individual character of the wearers to shine through high-quality, comfortable, and functional latex outfits. We craft a variety of pieces to enable individuals to find models that truly correspond to their personalities, match various occasions and tastes.”, the passion and keenness for this clearly coming through in the designers words. “ElinHarness collections feature classic outfits as well as sets of club-style outfits for going out and spicier models for creating seductive ensembles for more private use.”, Elin continued, “Such a variety of offerings allows bringing the best experience to latex clothes enthusiasts, both seeking interesting options to elevate their stylish look and newcomers who are just discovering latex as a unique way to express their individuality.”

ElinHarness is an quickly developing Ukrainian brand specialising in producing its own range of latex outfits and accessories, such as dresses , lingerie , tops, corsets , bodysuits , skirts , leggings , stockings, socks , gloves , and masks . To create its high-quality products, the brand uses certified latex of 0.25 mm and 0.4 mm thickness, originating from Great Britain.

Browsing through the brands extensive website it’s clear to see that ElinHarness products boast well-thought designs, eye-catching silhouettes, and a rich colour palette, ranging from semi-transparent to metallic tones. They also provide customers with a range of size options to ensure that latex outfits perfectly complement the natural contours of various body types.

The ElinHarness designer clearly has high-aspirations for the brand as it “launches new collections 3-4 times per year and has thousands of satisfied customers in many countries, as we deliver products worldwide”, Elin informed us, continuing to talk about the lorded reviews they receive, “The company uses clients’ feedback as a powerful inspirational and motivational tool, as well as valuable insights for improving their work and enriching their product line.”

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Embark on an educational odyssey with Jheanelle Corine, a newly esteemed luminary in both Hollywood filmmaking and the intricate world of latex fashion. In her latest YouTube video, “ Yummygummy Review: Catsuit Education + Why this Latex Designer RETIRED ” Jheanelle invites viewers to delve behind the scenes of latex haute couture. She not only tries on, styles, and models two gorgeous latex outfits, both created by now retired latex designer, YummyGummy, she also investigates their closing–using these two outfits as a final means of celebrating and unpacking the brand’s honored legacy. Corine’s latest video is a must watch in our opinion, especially for those who were curious about YummyGummy’s sudden close last winter. Thus, we hope to provide a comprehensive guide on Corine’s latest drop, dissecting each element of the video and providing readers with a profound understanding of the craftsmanship, narrative, and transformative dynamics that affect both designers and consumers within the latex fashion industry.

Part 1: Catsuit Design Demystified

Jheanelle Corine’s tutorial is not a mere fashion review; it’s a scholarly exploration into the world of YummyGummy catsuits. This section meticulously breaks down the intricacies of catsuit design, offering readers an in-depth understanding of the craftsmanship, materials, and design philosophy that distinguish YummyGummy’s creations. From the texture of their latex to the precision in gluing, Jheanelle’s insights promise to elevate readers’ appreciation for the artistry that defines this esteemed latex designer.

In the video Jheanelle discusses her long standing history with YummyGummy. When she first became interested in latex fashion photography in 2020, an interest which ultimately propelled and enabled her to create the content we know and love today, Jheanelle became introduced to YummyGummy through her relationship with Beth Parkin . Parkin was formerly at the top of YummyGummy’s design team and created many custom made latex outfits for Corine at the beginning of her career. “I never would have imagined that only three years after meeting the founder of YummyGummy in Berlin, modeling for the brand extensively, and connecting so deeply with Beth Parkin, they would be closing their doors completely and announcing they’re selling the company,” said Corine with a hint of melancholy. On their Instagram page fans are still met with a goodbye message posted in May 2023 informing followers that YummyGummy– all its intellectual property, patterns, equipment, dyes, and sheetings– are for sale for £50,000. Whether the brand has been purchased since going on sale, has not been confirmed.

The show must go on, and Jheanelle strides through her video, exploring the historical evolution of catsuit fashion within the broader context of latex couture. Despite the topic, Jheanelle continuously entertains viewers and delves into the transformative journey of catsuits from a niche fashion choice to a symbol of avant-garde expression. Fans can gain a profound appreciation for the innovation and creativity embedded in the design of latex catsuits, unraveling the unique narrative they bring to the fashion landscape.

Part 2: Unveiling the Reasons Behind a Latex Designer’s Retirement

Beyond the review, Jheanelle unravels the intriguing narrative behind the retirement of a prominent latex designer. This section provides viewers with a comprehensive exploration of the factors that led to this significant decision, offering rare insights into the dynamics of the evolving latex fashion industry. What many may not recognize are the challenges faced by designers within the niche world of latex, and particularly those who weathered the storm through the 2020 pandemic. Suffering extensive supply chain issues became an industry standard and even once the world normalized, finding sufficient latex craftsmen– that is trained, knowledgeable hands who can cut, glue, and assemble latex clothing– were further few and far between. All points which shed light on the industry’s continual transformation and the impact on the careers of these creative visionaries.

Moreover, this week’s latest video examines how Jheanelle navigates the delicate balance between celebration and introspection, acknowledging the achievements of a retiring designer while critically examining the broader implications for the latex fashion community. “With their love and passion for latex… I just don’t know how YummyGummy could keep up”, Jheanelle summarizes. Clearly speaking out of respect for the brand, its innovativeness, creativity, and connection with its creators, Jheanelle’s opinion on the brand’s closing is clear, direct, and empathetic. Viewers will gain a deeper appreciation of the resilience required in the face of industry changes and the importance of adaptability in the fast-paced world of fashion.

Part 3: Jheanelle Corine’s Vision: A Fusion of Fashion and Education

Jheanelle Corine seamlessly integrates her passion for cinematic storytelling with her influence in the fashion realm, transcending conventional fashion content. This section unravels Jheanelle’s overarching vision, highlighting how she goes beyond the traditional role of a fashion influencer. Her commitment to education becomes evident as she navigates the intricate landscape of latex fashion, providing a holistic learning experience for her audience.

We also applaud Jheanelle’s impact on the fashion education landscape, highlighting her role as a trailblazer in making avant-garde fashion more accessible and understandable. When you examine how her unique approach to fashion and storytelling resonates with a diverse audience, it’s obvious she’s fostering a community of learners passionate about exploring the intersection of creativity, style, and education.

In conclusion, Jheanelle Corine’s “ Yummygummy Review: Catsuit Education + Why this Latex Designer RETIRED ” transcends the boundaries of a typical fashion review. It’s an educational odyssey that delves into the intricacies of latex fashion, providing a comprehensive guide for enthusiasts and aspiring stylists alike. This serves as a scholarly discourse, unraveling each layer of YummyGummy and providing viewers with a profound understanding of the craftsmanship, narrative, and transformative dynamics within the latex fashion industry.

Elevate your understanding of latex elegance and embrace the intricacies of YummyGummy’s former creations with Jheanelle Corine’s masterclass. Engage in this enlightening and educational experience by reading and sharing the knowledge! Don’t forget to subscribe to Jheanelle’s channel to stay updated on her unique blend of creativity, education, and fashion exploration.

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Embark on a riveting journey into latex fashion’s most avant garde styles with the eminent Jheanelle Corine. Renowned as a burgeoning Hollywood filmmaker and a luminary in the realm of latex fashion, Jheanelle invites us into a comprehensive exploration with her latest YouTube style guide: “ How to Style a Bodysuit | Latex Fashion Education 101. ” In this extensive blog post, we delve into the educational intricacies behind Jheanelle’s artistry, dissecting the nuances of bodysuit styling and uncovering the rich intersection of fashion and education.

The Nuanced Details of Latex Bodysuit Styling

Jheanelle’s tutorial, although on the surface appearing as your typical YouTube try-on video, is not a mere fashion demonstration. Her most recent video is an educational masterclass that caters to both seasoned fashion aficionados and aspiring stylists. This section meticulously breaks down each aspect of bodysuit styling, offering viewers a thorough understanding of the thought process and techniques involved. From the meticulous selection of the perfect bodysuit to the artful process of accessorizing and harmonizing with complementary garments, Jheanelle’s insights promise to elevate one’s understanding of fashion aesthetics.

The leotard in question is a timeless black onesie featuring a front zip that runs down the center and through the crotch of the bodysuit. It’s a classic item which can be styled in a multitude of ways, as Jheanelle so cleverly demonstrates throughout the video. We see her not just model the bodysuit, rather, bring it to life before the viewer’s very eyes as she accessories the piece with various sexy additions. Jheanelle first adds a pair of what we’d consider to be rubber essentials, black thigh high latex stockings, to enhance the overall shine and “latex cover” of the look. “Latex cover”, basically how much of your body is covered by rubber in any latex ensemble, is a point Corine urges viewers to take note of as she claims it’s critical to nailing the perfect outfit. “People who like latex, love latex and would prefer to see the body’s entire curvature encased in the skin tight material. Hence I’d recommend keeping at least your legs–whether by wearing stockings, leggings, or a catsuit– covered. You can also up the intensity by adding a bolero or latex shrug, if you choose to wear something skimpy like a rubber crop top or bra.” We found these insights to be incredibly helpful and are points we’ve made in some way or another in former articles– the more latex, the better.

Moreover, the Youtube style guide delves into the broader implications of bodysuit styling in the context of latex fashion. It explores the historical evolution of latex as a material, shedding light on its transformation from a niche fashion choice to a symbol of avant-garde expression. Readers will gain a profound appreciation for the craftsmanship involved in the creation of latex bodysuits, as well as their significance in pushing the boundaries of conventional fashion norms.

The Cinematic Craft of Latex Bodysuit Showcasing

Beyond the realm of style, Jheanelle’s expertise extends into the captivating craft of Hollywood filmmaking. This section delves into the narrative finesse she brings to the exhibition of latex fashion, transforming this tutorial into an immersive educational experience that transcends mere sartorial advice. Readers will gain insights into the deliberate choices in cinematography, lighting, and editing that contribute to the overall storytelling in Jheanelle’s videos.

Corine’s Youtube channel consistently explores the synergy between fashion and filmmaking, showcasing how Jheanelle’s cinematic approach adds depth and dimension to her educational content. The incorporation of storytelling techniques in a fashion tutorial becomes a unique feature, providing viewers not only with style guidance but also with a visual narrative that engages and captivates. We sincerely appreciate the effort this young filmmaker makes, as she bridges the divide between social media and mainstream Hollywood content. As viewers become hungrier for higher quality content at a Snapchat-speed consumption cycle, finding creators like this becomes a rarer yet increasingly valuable discovery. Something which, as we’ll discuss later, brands have already taken notice of.

Jheanelle Corine’s Vision: A Fusion of Fashion and Education

Jheanelle Corine seamlessly amalgamates her fervor for fashion with the finesse of filmmaking, offering viewers an exceptional and edifying educational expedition. This section unravels Jheanelle’s overarching vision, highlighting how she transcends the conventional boundaries of a typical fashion influencer. Her commitment to fashion education becomes evident as she navigates the intricate landscape of latex, providing a holistic learning experience for her audience.

While providing a thoroughly entertaining and visually electrifying display of shiny style, Jheanelle does not skip on the salient details, making a point to address where the bodysuit was purchased and all specific features for those interested in ordering. This leotard was created by one of Jheanelle’s favorite brands, Libidex, who have been frequently sharing her content on their Instagram pages– such that we can only assume the admiration is mutual. The footless rubber stockings, otherwise known as “stirrup” style stockings, are also from Libidex . Jheanelle does note that although Libidex makes fabulous stockings, she rarely shops these particular items from them, opting instead for Bright&Shiny Store , a Ukrainian brand the filmmaker also frequents.

We love to explore Jheanelle’s impact on the fashion education landscape, discussing her role as a trailblazer in making avant-garde fashion more accessible and understandable. It examines how her unique approach resonates with a diverse audience, fostering a community of learners passionate about exploring the intersection of creativity, style, and education.

In conclusion, Jheanelle Corine’s “How to Style a Bodysuit | Latex Fashion Education 101” transcends the boundaries of a typical fashion tutorial. It’s an educational odyssey that delves into the intricacies of latex fashion, providing a comprehensive guide for enthusiasts and aspiring stylists alike. This serves as a scholarly discourse, unraveling each layer of the video and providing readers with a profound understanding of the creativity and innovation that Jheanelle brings to the fusion of fashion and education.

Elevate your sartorial erudition and embrace the allure of latex with Jheanelle Corine’s latest masterclass. Engage in this scholarly discourse by liking, subscribing , and sharing this educational fashion odyssey with your fellow cognoscenti!

Stars of the Netflix reality television series “Selling Sunset”, the series followin the Oppenheim Group, a high-end real estate brokerage firm in the Los Angeles area, are used to selling the dream of sunshine and fame but at the Peoples Choice Awards this weekend, the group displayed a different type of shine as two members of the group attended the star-studded event wearing latex gowns from two of the worlds top celebrity designers.

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Chelsea Lazkani

British-Nigerian luxury realtor Chelsea Lazkani opted for a full-length latex gown from Venus & Violet which featured a thigh-high split, contrasting cuffs and separate collar and cupped chest design which elevated the reality TV stars incredible figure.

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Chrishell Stause

Not to be out-done by the Selling Sunset co-star, Chrishell Stause stunned wearing a custom version of the incredible Tulip Gown from Atsuko Kudo Latex . This amazing gown oozed full scale glamour with every curve. Featuring beautiful sculpted support at the bust whilst remaining strapless, the cutaway shaping runs throughout the cups, split and hem of the spectacular train.

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Chrishell was interviewed by a number of media outlets as she arrived at the awards show, in which she spoke about “a little bit of lube to get into it.”. Clearly she needs more practice!

Both stars clearly loved the experience of wearing latex as they smiled and laughed during the post-awards parties:

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It’s that time of the year again when we welcome back the start of London Fashion Week, and it’s become customary for latex fashion to play a key role in the progression of fashion norms. This trend certainly started off with a bang as latex was featured from the start, during the opening party in the capital on Friday.

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Whilst brands such as Shokushu Boutique will present their new collections (more on this from Latex24/7 soon!) during the prestigious five day event, it was up to celebrity favourite Atsuko Kudo to showcase the shine during the opening night party. Held at The Cinema at Selfridges, model, writer & founder of Squish Beauty, Charli Howard and Co-Founder of Hunza G, Georgiana Huddart both took to their Instagram profiles to show off their incredible ensembles.

Charli Howard graced the party wearing Atsuko Kudos Alejandra Dress , in all black, which was also recently worn by rising star Stefanie Martini . Howard, now clearly a huge fan of AK after wearing their designs at previous events such as last years Brits , Charli Howard Extends Her Love of Atsuko Kudo Latex at Fashion Awards and GQ Men of the Year Awards , oozed elegance and confidence as she wore the midi dress, which features a v shaped neckline, a built in waspie to help create a perfect cinched in waist thanks to its structured boning.

Georgiana Huddart, co-founder of Hunza G, opted for a versatile Paris Cup top and jeans for the London Fashion Week opener, proving that latex fashion can be dressed both up and down. The top features Atsuko Kudo’s unique curved cup design to create stunning shape.

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Whilst we can pretty much be sure that Oppenheimer will sweep the BAFTA awards this year, we can’t guarantee that celebs will be seen out in force donning some latex apparel. However, it seems we may be in for a treat as even those attending the BAFTA nominees pre-awards party last night were repping our favourite material.

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Academy Award winning writer, actress and filmmaker Emerald Fennell , who wrote, directed and produced one of this year’s most talked about films, Saltburn, and which is nominated for a total of four BAFTA awards, graced the red carpet wearing latex from Atsuko Kudo . The nominees pre-awards gala, which took place at The National Gallery in London, were well attended but it was clearly director Emerald Fennell who stole the show, wearing the London based designers Encounter Peplum Jacket for the BAFTA event.

This statement piece, which is made from thicker latex, features a detailed construction to provide a breathtaking silhouette and neckline, which is cut with wide lapels leading to a form flattering waist. The peplum style allows for a flowing shape softly out around the hips and the full-length sleeves are designed with striking padded shoulders. The jacket fastens at the centre with large covered poppers.

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