As we proudly declared in our last blog, our latex design Tsukumogami won the big daddy Supreme WOW Award last week (as well as the Myths & Legends Section). Ben and I couldn’t be happier. But seeing as we competed against 85 finalist entries created by 100 designers from 17 countries, across 25 awards, we thought …
We can proudly declare that once again one of our latex designs won at WOW. But this time, Ben and I won the top prize at the 2025 World of WearableArt (WOW) Awards, with our Tsukumogami taking home the competition’s Supreme WOW Award. Yes, we have been regular finalists since 2017 at WOW, achieving eight finalist …
What we don’t seem to consider all that often though, at least not in a fashion sense, is plastic wardrobe pieces.
But overall, when it comes to bridal fashions (even fashions for grooms), we find requests run the gambit, above and beyond what is currently popular or predicted to be.
In the last few blogs we gave forth, on what passed by us in 2019 and during the past decade, in latex design and fashion culture, in general. It’s certainly a matter of personal conjecture what will hit, what will die, what will circle round again, and what might be coming for the future in …
For three years in a row, we have been honored to have won awards at WOW and two of those three years, the first and this last one, Ben and I traveled to New Zealand. As we have always found both times visiting, New Zealand is just so wonderful and the capital city, where WOW is held, Wellington, so welcoming to WOW.
For the 3rd year-in-a-row, a Dawnamatrix latex design has won at The World of Wearable Art. The award show/startling global fashion event was held last night in New Zealand, and we are honored and humbled to receive the Overall International Design Award, International Design Award: Americas and Avant-garde Section Third. All for our Gemini: The Twins.