View Bianca Beauchamp get a total sexy make-over in this stylish 70’s Black Transformation video.

Bianca is known for her grand versatility when it comes to transforming herself in photo shoots.  In the past she has played various fictional characters (Cat Woman, Super Girl, The Ice Queen, etc.) and some real life icons such as Raquel Welch (see insert) and Marilyn  Monroe.

This time around, Bianca goes one step further and transforms herself into a super sexy African American inspired directly from the 70’s Blaxploitation films.  This 5 minute video is a behind the scenes look at the complete transformation performed by Bianca’s talented team “The Catouz” (Catherine Lavoie and Catherine Allard) and shot by acclaimed photographer Martin Perreault. Expect cool interviews and super sexy clothes (like Polymorphe’s latex) in this video!

Beauchamp recently published her Glam version of this shoot (SOULMATE) and now her LATEX version (HOT STUFF) is available on Bianca’s Latex Lair (March 1^st).  We are told an uncensored version is also available to Bianca’s Subscribers.

A fantastic video document just surfaced online containing interviews with latex fetish superstar Bianca Beauchamp and her partner fetish photographer Martin Perreault.

Fetish Evolution is one of the biggest fetish events worldwide and is located in Essen, Germany.  Last April, a documentary video was filmed at the event under the supervision of Italian fetish photographer Coniglio Bianco & Aldom.  The video contains tons of wonderful latex fashion images and interviews conducted by ToXic V and SpaghettiLegs, two fetish models from Italy.  Superb editing by Sergio Puglia on a dynamic soundtrack by Stick It Out bring out a top quality video about the international fetish event and its core players.

The 21 minute document contains many interviews, two of them being of latex diva Bianca Beauchamp who was introduced as “the most famous fetish  model in the world” and her partner Martin Perreault as “the best photographer in the fetish scene”. The two interviews last a total of six minutes.

Additional interviews include returning host Paul Nathan illusionist extroardinaire,  All Access 1 & two co-star and rubberist sensation Jean Bardot, along with models and designers such as Ancilla Tilia, Skin, Mirjana, Eden, Sister Sinister, Les Incroyables, Engineers of Desire, Tolllkirsche, Bondage T-Shirt, and DeMask.

The 21 minute document ends with the following quote in big letters: “Dedicated to all fetish lovers”.  It is clear the creators of this document are passionate about fetish, and very respectful of its community. The result is certainly one of the most professional and accurate fetish video about the events fetish scene of today.  It is unclear when and on what TV channel in Italy the document will air, but meanwhile we highly recommend watching the complete document online, posted by the Fetish Evolution team on youtube, split in three parts at the following addresses: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.

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Timed with the release of her three-part Pony Girl Transformation photoshoot which is currently featured on www.latexlair.com, comes this charming Bianca Beauchamp video interview filmed on location.

In the five minute clip, the interview focuses less on Beauchamp’s photoshoot and more on her personal thoughts on her career and the public’s perception.   Watching the interview (conducted in French – but the clip has english subtitles), we are treated to a very calm and charming Bianca.  Her candid approach contrasts very positively with what some might consider a less than traditional photoshoot.  The overall outcome is a very sexy, witty and artistic interview.  Certainly a  must see for all Bianca fans and curious alike!

Playboy.com is currently featuring Bianca in their sexy GirlWatcher Column!

Latex fetish icon and glamour model Bianca Beauchamp is no stranger to the mega-adult-enterprise that is Playboy.  Beauchamp appeared on the Playboy Lingerie cover and was published in well over a dozen issues of Playboy.

And now, following her back to back appearances in mainstream magazines (Summum and Naked Eye), Bianca continues her 2009 media appearances with the famous Playboy Magazine Enterprise who is now featuring yet again our favorite sexy model in a shotgun approach interview covering 90 (yes, 90!) questions with Bianca in their GirlWatcher Column on Playboy.com .   This very sexy and funny questionnaire surprised us with instant classics such as:

ATHLETIC ABILITY: Wearing a 20″ corset
VOTED MOST LIKELY TO: Kissing the most girls at parties.
MOST UNUSUAL PHOTO SHOOT I’VE EVER DONE: Modeling inside a two-meter giant balloon. After 10 minutes, you see stars!
AREA OF EXPERTISE: Seducing women who say they aren’t into women! Mwa-ha-ha!
WHAT MEN LOVE ABOUT ME: Ask them!

If you want to know more, such as Bianca’s “idol”, “favorite cocktail”, “sluttiest items of clothings”, “tragic flaw”, “opinion on why uniforms are sexy”, “philosophy of love”, and many more intriguing, funny and sexy questions, head over to Bianca’ GIRLWATCHER column on Playboy.com !

Latex fetish icon Bianca Beauchamp is the “World’s Sexiest French Canadian” in the mainstream magazine Summum !

Last month, Bianca was smiling on the cover of Naked Eye Magazine with her laced purple latex dress on the beaches of Hawaii , and already she’s back again on yet another mainstream magazine cover flaunting her curvaceous attributes!  In big red letters on the new Summum magazine cover: “Spend a hot summer with the world’s sexiest French Canadian Bianca Beauchamp”.   Hot is certainly the way to describe this cover!

This time the hottie fetish model strips from her latex outfits and jumps into very tiny colorful bikinis.  On the cover, a glowing & radiant Bianca at the top of her game flaunts her delicious curves wrapped in a powder blue bikini with white outlines.  The spread & cover are credited to renowned photographer Martin Perreault who recently shot Bianca in Jamaica during their one week photoshoot production at hotel superclub Hedonism II (as reported last May).  The 8 page spread shows a great variety of sexy Bianca photos along with an excellent interview in which Bianca talks about media perception of fetish and her career, the key to having a sexy attitude, fame, and sleepwalking.

This is  Bianca’s second appearance on Summum’s cover, making it her 62^nd cover to date, an unparalleled number that confirms Bianca’s number one status as “the most successful fetish model in the world“¹.  You can get your copy of Summum on stands now in North America, or directly on their website.

1. reference: Global TV, Famous People from Quebec: The Fame Game, 2006.  Clip available on Youtube.

A new interview with latex model Bianca Beauchamp popped online recently at modelsoberver.com and we’ve got the link for you.

Don’t kow how we missed that one in the past weeks when its link was posted on Bianca Beauchamp’s official forum, but this exclusive interview done by Bianca for modelsobserver.com is a lot of fun to read.  Bianca answers the usual questions on how she started her career, but then the interview takes an interesting direction with questions like “What does it take to become the best latex model in the world?“, “How has your upbringing influenced your own choices and goals in life?” and “What is your concept of Eroticism? “.  Then Bianca is asked about her perception on breast implants and the impact they have on women’s self confidence…

Quite in depth for an online interview!  Check it out, you’ll enjoy this reading.

Latex fetish star Bianca Beauchamp just came back from Germany’s Fetish Evolution where she wore three original latex designs by pin-up artist extraordinaire, Miss Gina King.

We are proud to present to you this exclusive 5 question interview with Gina King who explains to us where the ideas for the buckle outfit designs and the star trek latex uniform came from, and how it is for her to work with the Latex Fetish Queen and her long time partner Polymorphe Latex Fashion.

Check out the interview below!

CHATTING WITH GINA KING
Pin-up & Fantasy Artist
Websites: ByGina.com | Facebook Profile

“I have an endless amount of latex fashion ideas that are ready to come to life.”

BBAA: Hi Gina! Bianca’s recent appearance at Fetish Evolution features three colorful latex outfits that you personally designed: two buckle themed outfits and one Star Trek outfit. Can you tell our readers how you came to design these outfits for Bianca?

GINA KING: It started with a collaboration with Mario Bouchard to make a latex outfit based on my “Peppermint Trick” painting, as seen in the BBAA 2 film. Seeing my idea brought to life was a feeling I wanted to experience again and again…so i began sketching like crazy, coming up with several mini-collections of looks for latex.

Bianca had expressed an interest in seeing more of my ideas become latex fashions. I shared several of my fashion sketches with Bianca and Mario at Polymorphe. When it was time to select outfits for Fetish evolution, she chose two of my Buckle designs. Also, she was wanting a sexy star trek uniform, based on the costumes worn in the original series. I was asked to come up with a sexed-up version of this with Bianca in mind. I love the collaborative process…coming up with many concepts, narrowing it down to a final choice, and incorporating special requests into the design. The final results of the designs are just…WOW! :)
I can’t wait to dress up Bianca again! :)

BBAA: Will we see a ByGina latex clothing line in the future?

GINA KING: I am going to make sure that happens! When I set a goal…i go after it, so I’m feeling positive about this. It has always been a dream of mine to produce a line of fashions that have been inspired by my artwork. I have an endless amount of latex fashion ideas that are ready to come to life. It has been a wonderful opportunity to collaborate with Bianca and with Polymorphe.

BBAA: We posted a few articles about your art in the past, notably your artworks featuring Bianca. What inspires you to paint Bianca?

GINA KING: One thing I love about Bianca is that she can pull off any look…just look at the variety in her photoshoots. She can be the good-girl in lingerie, the glamour girl, the shiny latex vixen, or an evil villain. I enjoy painting a variety of themes, so it is a good match. Another thing that inspires me is her personality…she is very friendly, fun, and down to earth. On top of all that she genuinely appreciates the artwork and the hard work that goes into it. I am blessed to have such an amazing muse! :)

BBAA: Did painting Bianca impact your career so far? If so, in what ways?

GINA KING: The impact has been very positive. I get lots of compliments written in french now too… Bianca’s fans in Quebec seem to really enjoy seeing new artworks of her :) It has exposed my art to more of the international latex and fetish community. And now, I’m being seen for the first time as a designer. Also, Bianca’s confidence in my ideas has been very encouraging.

BBAA: Your paintings are sexually charged with beauty, sexiness and lust. As a female artist, what inspires you to paint female pin-up models?

GINA KING: A large part of it is coming up with the outfits ideas for my models to wear in the paintings. Sometimes my ideas start with a pose, but most of the time they start with an idea for a skimpy outfit as a starting point. I love to dress up the models and accessorize them on a canvas. I have always loved painting the female form…espeically curvy figures. I feel that women can do it all…and look smoking hot while they do it…I try to convey that feeling with my art.

Stay Tuned for more photos of Bianca Beauchamp in the Star Trek Uniform, to be posted in HD format at www.latexlair.com soon.

Here’s one of the very few videos that were shot of Bianca Beauchamp during the brief period when she turned from red head to blonde.

Bianca Beauchamp turned blonde for about six months last year.  The transformation left many fans questioning her choice of departing from her trademark red hair, while others embraced the daring move and welcomed the change of looks (see our post on Bianca’s Top 10 Latex photoshoots of 2008!).  During that short period of time, Beauchamp spent most of her time posing in front of the camera.  To our knowledge, only one video interview documented the hair style change.

CULTURE DU X is a TV show that was aired on Discovery Channel.  The show focused on various aspects of sex in the medias and the various industries related to all aspects of sexuality.  The following clip was aired in June 2008, and  its theme was the adult industry online.  In that episode, they interviewed latex fetish icon Bianca Beauchamp and her partner, fetish photographer Martin Perreault, during their Latex Marilyn Monroe photoshoot.  Enjoy this exclusive video!

Beloved All Access 2 co-star, Mr. The Richard, gets the interview treatment at altparty.net : a must read for the fans.

This one got past us, but a few weeks ago AltParty.net interviewed happy-go-lucky The Richard.  This 13 Question interview brings out the personality everyone has come to expect and love from The Richard.  The All Access 2 fetish star’s answers read out the way he sounds in person: funny, approachable and charismatic.  One fun bit from the interview:

“Interviewer: What’s the most tricky situation you’ve ever been in?
THE Richard: Being tied up in bed and realizing that I actualy wanted to run away. This is never good!!!”

Wanna read more?  Head over here for the full interview.

And once you are done, revisit our own 2 page  in-depth interview with The Richard where you will learn his Top 5 horror movies of all time, his crush on boob implants, his experience being part of the All Access films, and a lot more!

See THE Richard in action in the ALL ACCESS films, available here!

BBAA.com is proud to present to you in exclusivity 36 questions of all flavors & kinks, some of them very personal, with latex fetish superstar Bianca Beauchamp.

Bianca Beauchamp is nothing short of a success story to dream of. Beauchamp appeared online in 1998 with latexlair.com where she started publishing photos of hyerself modeling in latex. As simple as that, a latex model was suddenly born, and with her a new wave of modeling. The mere concept of  “latex model” or even “fetish model” did not exist at the time, and in an era when the word “fetish” was very much considered taboo by the mainstream media and the public, it was no small task for her to make her mark and gain respect. Past interviews with Beauchamp revealed that the university where she was studying threatened to expel her in 2000 when they found out about her website, and she lost a few friends too along the way because of her new found passion. Yet, as history would prove, Bianca Beauchamp worked her way up, starting with veravy little money and resources, and eventually reached out millions of fans out there who’ve gathered online to appreciate her talent and dedication to this modeling form people have come to appreciate and love.  Case in point: Bianca Beauchamp now appears on prestigious celebrity listings such as Askmen.com’s Top 99 Women of the Year (position 31 in 2008 and position 24 this year, 2009!)

We strongly believe Bianca Beauchamp is one of the source of inspiration that paved the way to new generations of models and photographers in fetish imagery. Back in a time when latex was unknown to most and reserved to only a few select underground kinky affectionates, Bianca with the help of her life partner Martin Perreault brought the sexy material out in the open, and presented it to the public in a fun, pleasant, and very much approachable way. Miss Beauchamp’s career speaks ten-fold on the success of their endeavor and overall public influence on what has now become a recognized and respected photography style in mainstream medias, ranging from haute couture latex fashion to pop music videos extravaganza. It is fair to say that Bianca Beauchamp made as strong an impact on today’s fetish photographic culture as Betty Page did for pin-ups in the pin-up era.  As they said in Global TV’s Famous People segment that aired in 2006, “Bianca Beauchamp is the Betty Page of the new millenium”…

Our main goal with the following interview was to make it as original and informational as possible for our readers. Bianca Beauchamp has been interviewed countless times over the course of her career, by print media and web publications alike. We found that most of them usually remain on the surface of questions surrounding Bianca’s very well documented career. Our challenge was to come up with new questions and dig deeper to get to know more of our favorite fetish icon without actually creating an interview the size of a book. At the same time, we had a mission to cover the story behind the making of the All Access films. Miss Beauchamp candidly answered all of our numerous questions in details which we believe makes this interview even more valuable and unique.

INTERVIEW WITH BIANCA BEAUCHAMP
Latex Fetish Super Model
Websites: BiancaBeauchamp.com | LatexLair.com | iLoveBianca.com | Forum

BBAA: Hi Bianca! It is an honor to do this interview with you. How are you doing?

BIANCA BEAUCHAMP: Very nice! Thanks for asking!

BIANCA BEAUCHAMP: I think 1996 or 1997. I would dress up with the only latex dress I had and pose for Martin. Most of the time, our short photography session would take place before we would go out clubbing at the Fetish Café (unfortunately closed now). It’s only in 1998 that we launched the Latex Lair website to share our passion for latex with others.

BBAA: Why latex photos?

BIANCA BEAUCHAMP: Latex photography was a seduction game between us. It wasn’t work and wasn’t done to get published. Basically, we were a couple having fun and taking snaps. Also, at the time internet was very new and we could find only little about latex photography and what we mostly found didn’t represent what we felt at all. So we decided to create our own vision. When I got more money, I invested it in more latex outfits. Great coincidence for us, we found out Polymorphe Latex Fashion, who was also just beginning, right here in Montreal. Doing business with him cost cheaper than importation, but also Polymorphe became a strong ally. Slowly but surely, I bought several outfits over the years. The more I shop, the more my latex passion grew stronger. With all the various latex style, I realized I then could express different emotions and energy in front of the camera. Modeling was for me a good therapy to improve my self confidence and to let go on some fears and angers. But in the end, why latex and not pvc or leather? Well I guess for me, after my first love for sexy lingerie and some pvc, latex became the ultimate kinky, sexy and original material and devoting my time and love to make high quality latex photography was and still is a beautiful challenge!

“I think I am referred as the “top latex model” because I was one of the very first to launch a latex site and then made a living out of it.”

BBAA: Many people online and medias alike have referred to you as “the top latex fetish model”. Do you agree with that statement?

BIANCA BEAUCHAMP: Like I’ve said, we couldn’t find a lot of quality latex photography web sites, nor latex model. Models would perhaps dress up in  latex but they would not be considered a latex model as they would only wear latex from time to time on their website. And that is if they had a web site! Most quality latex photography I could find back then was mainly coming from the renowned fetish magazine Marquis. I think I am referred as the “top latex model” because I was one of the very first to launch a latex site and then made a living out of it. Martin and I also always made sure that we would only present high quality photography. Teaming up with the Montreal latex company Polymorphe, my friend and hair stylist The Richard and very good pal and make-up artist Catherine contributed to my fame.

BBAA: Your website latexlair.com has been online since December 1998. That’s 10 years ago this year. Is it fair to say you were one of the first, if not the very first latex fetish model to make a career out of posing in latex?

BIANCA BEAUCHAMP: Very true. Today, we see a lot of female fetish models on the Internet. Some are good, some are not so good… Some want to make art, some want to do it for fun, some only want to make money. But it seems that every week, new models contact me to get some advice or ask to do a gallery trade. There are many new models but only a few will actually remain on the net long enough to be known or remembered. Competition can be tough nowadays, but most of all I think there is a misconception where newcomers think it’s easy to make money by modeling online. It’s not true. It takes total devotion and a lot of hard work to actually make a living out of it. I’m glad I have 10 years of experience, 10 years of photos, videos, publications in magazines, connections and friends… And 10 years of fans!

BBAA: Do you feel you have influenced photographers and models that work in fetish today?

BIANCA BEAUCHAMP: A lot of models emailed me in the past or met me at fetish parties to tell me I am an inspiration for them. It’s very flattering. Sometime, I even feel some models copied a little bit some of my expressions. I find it amusing. As for photographers, they are more quiet than models but I think many of the new generation photographers could have been influenced by Martin`s photography.

BBAA: Tell us about him… Most of your body of work was photographed by your life partner Martin Perreault. How is it for you to shoot mostly with the same person?

BIANCA BEAUCHAMP: It’s great! I just love it! Martin knows my body so well he can make sure I will always look good on photos. It’s also easier to communicate with your boyfriend than someone you don’t know. There is no shyness, insecurity, doubts, tensions, etc. It’s easy-going and fun!

“Sometimes, Martin & I disagree and then, we can fight a little. But to me, it only means that we are still very passionate about photography!”

BBAA: In your opinion, what are the Pros and Cons of working with your life partner?

BIANCA BEAUCHAMP: Well, since it’s a team work, the photography will represent what we want it to be, and we will publish what we really like. When I shoot for others, I’m never sure how the shoot will turn out and what they’re gonna publish in mags or websites. Let’s say shooting with your life partner gives you a better control over your work. It’s also more exciting for me when we plan the shooting together (props, outfits, make-up, studio, etc.). I feel I am not just posing and doing a work, but putting my heart in a project we build together. The major con is both Martin and I are stubborn and we both like to lead. So sometimes, we disagree and then, we can fight a little. But to me, it only means that we are still very passionate about photography!

BBAA: Where do you get your inspiration from when you pose for photoshoots? Are there any models or known persons that you admire and have been inspired from?

BIANCA BEAUCHAMP: In 1998, I saw very little of latex photography. By looking around, I got to know the magazine Marquis by Peter W. Czernich. His classy and unique photography has always been an inspiration for both Martin and I. Apart from him, I wouldn’t say I am inspired by models or photographers that much. I always loved Julie Strain, but she didn’t influence my photography or the way I pose and my admiration for her was out of respect for her accomplishments. My inspiration for modeling and for sets comes mainly from my imagination and sometimes from fairy tales. Since I love to play characters, it’s always easy to find themes. Also, the latex outfit by itself will inspire me during photo shoots. I am very visual so when I see an outfit, it helps me to see a concept.

BBAA: Can you share with us your views with working with other photographers in the past and how it was for you?

BIANCA BEAUCHAMP: Well I got to shoot with Peter W. Czernich, the one photographer I was truly inspired by. I shot with him several times and it’s  always been wonderful as Peter is easy to shoot with and the results are always fun to watch. Another photographer I shot with is Christophe Mourthé, a photographer I had always dreamed of shooting with because he has a very unique style. I loved the results right away but I admit it was a little difficult sometimes during that shoot because Christophe likes a very specific strong look (meaning no smile). I tend to like to express myself in as many and various ways possible during a shoot. I like to smile, laugh, scream, be mad, etc. When you ask me to just do one or two style, I feel all the other emotions in me are trapped. So it was a challenge for me. But in the end, the results are breathtaking and that’s what counts.

“To me, my magazine covers are not just a piece of glossy paper; they are happy adventures & memories.”

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