From the all-broad performance collective that vibes drag-mash as an instrument, invented Starbucks guerrilla drag, starred in shopping centre performance intervention Darkside of the Mall, and made a cameo appearance at MJWF* (oh yeah, and those things they did for the Musee D’art Moderne, MCA and the Liverpool Biennale), comes the logical next step in live performance – fashion.**The Kingpins’ label Birthday Suit creates pieces for the ladies that are all about the ladies, while also embodying the ridiculous, humorous and radical nature of the performative experience. From today, the Cheetah Rose Catsuit and the not-for-yo-Grandma’s-eyes Dick Dress will be hitting the racks in Incu, not to mention super stylish headwear to protect your lady locks come the next bout of apocalypse.
*Marrickville Jelly Wrestling Foundation.
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