Fashion Show

Hosted by the utterly unique and irrepressible Eileen Daly!

The Fashion Show will feature bespoke and couture Goth and Steampunk fashion of all genres for men and women. Georgian Dandys and Gowns, Neo-Victorian, Edwardian, PVC, Latex, Gothic Lolita, Geisha Goth, Pinstripe and Cybergoth will all be on the catwalk and in plus sizes too. The fashion show is suitable for all ages and is FREE ENTRY. No tickets in advance, turn up on the day. The outfits from the catwalk and fashion from other Goth and Steampunk artisans will be available to buy at our Bram’s Cornucopia of Curiosities 3 day market.

Our fabulous designers are:
Catalyst Latex
Falcieri Designs
CeriSian
Professor Maelstromme
Flitterbat
Wyte Phantom
Forever In Black
Jennifer Bannister
Superstitchious
Tannith Harvey-Smith
Engineers of Desire
Spank
Madame Le Goth
Miss Needles

Models are provided by Spirit Model Management. Our guest model is Lush Lady Lisa.
This event is in support of St Catherine’s Hospice and there will be a charity raffle with unique and one-off prizes from the catwalk designers. St Catherine's will have a vintage fashion stall at the fashion show for all your vintage needs.

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MUSIC WILL BE PROVIDED BY
- DANDY VON DIAMOND. Dandy’s first foray into the world of DJing started 15 years ago, whilst at university, attempting to entertain a mix of West Country bikers, misfit students and anyone else who’d tolerate the noise. Guesting at various festivals & events over the years and persevering when more sensible people would have called it a day, Dandy can now be found regularly playing tunes as a resident DJ at ‘The Dark Side Of The Lune’, Lancaster’s alternative Goth club night. Never one to miss an opportunity to draw attention to himself, Dandy also dabbles in the world of cabaret, performing as the less attractive half of ‘Diamond & StarLust’. Dandy’s musical tastes are wide ranging, and although 70s Glam & 80s Goth would take up most of his ‘Desert Island Discs’, he’s equally happy spinning tunes from Darkwave through to EBM, via New Wave and Music Hall! ‘It’s all connected!’