Name: QUENCH PRESENTS: Dressing Deviously with KinkandCurtain
Start: 2023-07-26 19:00:00
End: 2023-07-26 22:00:00
Location: Royal Vauxhall Tavern

Join Quench at Royal Vauxhall Tavern to hear from Rhegan Black aka @kinkandcurtain as she explores the history of kink fashion, the healing power of kinky dressing and offers tips on how to put together outfits for the scene.

An artist, stylist and low-key latex hoarder, Rhegan found both solace and self-discovery through kink expression. She has since dressed Dommes & kink models, styled sexy fashion shoots, and curated over 100 unique and complex shoots of her own.

Rhegan will share her personal experiences of developing looks and embracing her own sexuality through her escapist platform @kinkandcurtain, while offering never-before-shared tips on how to curate your own kinky looks for parties, play and more. As meticulous in research as she is in kink finesse, Rhegan will also touch on the history of the kink clothing we know and love - exploring the important relationship between kinky fashion and sex work, gender play & LGBTQ+ history.

What you can expect:Visually stimulating presentation of kinky looks new and oldA journey of self-love and self-exploration through kink dressing Understanding different zones of the body and how to dress themHacks and cheat codes to help you buy kinkwear on different budgets and levels of complexity A live demonstration of how to put a look together!

Things to note: Rhegan has mostly had experience dressing herself, but will be as inclusive of different body types as possibleMany of these looks are historically gendered, however this talk will include many non-gender-specific ideas and give you more tools to play with femininity in all its forms

As Rhegan said herself There are actually very few rules, and once you know them, you can go wild.

We cant wait for this masterclass!

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