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BlueBlood: Trashy Fashions… Literally
One of my favorite things about the altporn genre is that the women in it tend to be more than just a hot face and body. BlueBlood’s Amelia G recently wrote an article about shooting clothing made of trash at a strip fashion show at an unusual strip club in Portland. The strip clubs in Portland are known to have all kinds of tattooed hotness. The sexy trash clothes were all made by BlueBlood model Rachel Face. This is the same girl who is known as Rivets on BurningAngel, Rachael Reckless on DeviantNation, and Marie on SuicideGirls. Anyway, I like that Rachel Face does creative crafting and I like that BlueBlood does news coverage on what their models are doing, like the Trash Factory article, along with the most awesome free gallery of tattooed hotness evar.
Read the article here and see the hot free gallery here.
I have had a lot of fun in Portland before and I’ve shot a bunch in Portland before. So I was down for a trip, a few weeks ago, when long-time Blue Blood hottie Rachel Face called me up and said that she’d been designing disposable clothing made out of trash and she was having a fashion show she’d love me and Forrest Black to come up and do some press coverage on. She had messaged me online about shooting some new sets for BlueBlood.com and I often enjoy shooting trips more if there is an event to shoot. Rachel invited me and Forrest Black to stay at her place, but we figured she would be crazed getting ready for her fashion show, so we stayed at EroticBPM HQ instead.
It’s not that Rachel didn’t tell me excitedly about how there would be all these strippers there. Hot girls who dance in Los Angeles usually prefer to be called dancers, but Portland cuties throw the word strippers around all the time. Yet I hadn’t quite grasped the nature of the venue. The Trash Factory fashion show was at a club called Devil’s Point. Portland peeps are probably starting to smirk now, as it occurs to them what I did not know. Never having been to Devil’s Point, I had assumed the Trash Factory fashion show venue would be a nightclub with maybe some go-go dancers or maybe a place full nude dancers went to get a beer . . . when not actually, ya know, nude.
Humorously, I had not realized it was an actual strip club. Doh! Nonetheless, the Devil’s Point people were helpful and nice and the photography did turn out awesome, if I do say so myself. Check the photos out here and check the club out when in Portland.
For the past three years Audra has been tempting, teasing, and seducing various audiences–from the straight-laced fetish-curious to the downright naughty perverts — with her chameleon looks, choices of contrasting wardrobe textures, and seductive performances. From the very beginning of her latex-obsessed fashion career, she has attempted to blend aspects between the mainstream and fetish audiences with her unique blend of latex, feathers, high fashion editorial makeup, and her thirst for continuous creation. She has beckoned the willing into her spiraling inferno of chaos and mayhem, all the while skydiving, aggressively sprinting around on the pitch engaged in a heated football match, or racing around on her motorcycle with the most rabid of kin. Her constant search to quench her thirst for adrenaline has only been matched by her desire to push creative bounds through art.
