The project hit the primary £18.000 goal within the first two weeks and this weekend the stretch goal of £22.000 was reached, ensuring a higher level of sound resmastering more subtitles (in French, Spanish, Portuguese and German), added audio commentaries, including a brand new one from star Christien Anholt, and ensure that the many cans of original 35mm negative and sound can be preserved for a minimum of five years.

The next stretch goal is at £26.000 and opens up for even better sound quality, longer storage and more subtitles and with only 3 days to go, the project needs everybody’s support to make it.

I really love this movie and everything it stands for, so I strongly urge you to back the project before it’s too late… and if you already pledged, do like me and pledge some more!

What are you waiting for? Back this “Kinkstarter” with everything you got!

“Panda Sexpress” by Steve Diet Goedde from stevedietgoedde on Vimeo.

Offering futuristic elegance and sex appeal; the COLONY collection is comprised of fresh new designs from the veteran studio’s drafting table as well as several classic Ego Assassin pieces updated with their honeycomb motif. These pieces can be worn on their own for a risqué yet elegant look, or layered over other clothing for a dynamic and fashion-forward ensemble.

Slinka, co-owner and designer at Ego Assassin explains her vision behind the pieces: “We were inspired by the social roles found within a bee colony, and the spirit of adventure embodied by colonial explorers. Fans of latex fashion understand these concepts very well. We produced a versatile collection that allows them to express any or all of these archetypes: Soldier, Queen and Adventurer.”

James Hagarty, co-owner and creative director says of COLONY: “We are continuously exploring the possibilities at the edges of latex, fashion and technology. COLONY represents an expansion of those borders. The pieces are elegant, cutting edge, and can even help you to stay cooler in the heat of a steamy summer party. That’s something every latex connoisseur appreciates.

Visit Ego Assassin for more information…

William was passionate about fashion and costume from an early age; after graduating from the University of Westminster Wilde has specialised as a latex designer, bespoke Bridal wear cutter and now costume designer at The Box nightclub, Soho.

His first four collections have been extremely well received on account of their quality and style. William’s use of latex combined with luxury fabrics, signature prints and unique detailing, results in breathtaking exquisite creations, that are sure to both provoke and amaze.

3xL: Tell me a little about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your educational background?

William: I’m originally from Cheshire, up North… I studied Fashion Design from age 16, before moving down to London to do a degree in Fashion at the University of Westminster.

3xL: When did you realize you wanted to become a fashion designer?

William: I wanted to be a fashion Designer from as soon as I could draw, it was the first thing I remember being really in to, clothing, costume, style, glamour, art, theatre, were all of my first interests.

3xL: Describe me your general process you go through from design to realization of a piece of clothing.

William: There’s a few different types of process I’ll go through, the best type is when I just think of something and it gets quite quickly amazing in my head, then in the gap between when I can realistically start it gets clearer and then I can’t wait to make it!

3xL: How does designing latex wear differ from designing clothes?

William: It doesn’t really, the nature of the material means it requires different technical treatments/procedures which makes designing it exciting as the results are quite special, but I apply the same designing thought process.

3xL: What do you believe gives quality to clothing?

William: I think generally speaking the quality can be reflected in the time it takes to make a garment. Including attention to detail, I think if something has been lovingly laboured over then the quality is in-built.

3xL: How would you define the style your line exemplifies?

William: I want for people to look at my clothes and to immediately understand the references and the style that I love, so I delight in making that obvious and celebrating that style. It’s glamorous, dramatic, and overtly indulgent.

3xL: What matters to you most as a fashion designer?

William: Producing more collections, new work, and always aiming to achieve things that I’ve never seen before.

3xL: What are some of your fashion goals?

William: I want to be progressively more and more excited about the next collection than the last, I want to do the best that I can and make the most beautiful things that I can possibly imagine.

3xL: Where do you get your inspiration from?

William: All over the place really, there are lots of different ways that ideas will grow and change, I love themes and characters and these combine to produce collections.

3xL: Where do you see your fashion in 5 years from now?

William: I just want to be bigger and better, there are a few different directions I would like to explore, the skies the limit!

Be sure to visit WilliamWilde.com where you can view and shop from William current and archive collections.

Personally, I find it a little sad that the store is closing. I brought my very first latex item in that very store – a pair of molded latex briefs. The briefs are no more, but I still remember how embarrassing I felt and how red my cheeks where, when I paid the cashier.

Anyway, last chance for visiting is March 27. So be sure to stop by for some great savings. Basically everything is marked down except care products, including all molded gear at 50% off!

For more information visit Latexa Fashion online store…