Fans of Bianca & superheroes in latex, rejoice! This Saturday, meet Bianca Beauchamp as Crimson, the red-hot super villain in red latex catsuit!

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This Saturday (Aug.14th.2010, between 1PM-5PM)

Bianca Beauchamp will be present at Otakuthon Anime Convention in Montreal city to meet with the fans of Heroes of The North, the smash hit web series in which Bianca plays a deadly rogue assassin in red latex catsuit.  Come chat, have your photos taken, and get an autograph with Bianca and the sexy cast of Heroes of The North!

Did you see Bianca’s Super Hot Crimson video yet?
Did you watch Heroes Of The North’s first episode yet?

Bianca @ Otakuthon Convention
Palais Des Congrès de Montréal (google maps)
2010-08-14 | 1:00PM-5:00PM

Meet pin-up artist Gina King, responsible for the creation of a dozen Bianca Beauchamp paintings, plus four custom made latex outfits creations  for the latex icon!

Gina King is a prolific pinup painter.  She’s known for her extremely sexy erotica art of bombshell ladies in various styles and settings. Her art was published in many publications & covers (Hustler, Art Scene, Nuvo), and if that wasn’t enough, the lady herself posed for the camera a few times as well – in latex mind you – such as the cover of Metromix!  Recently, Miss Gina King created the design of the extremely popular latex Canadiens Hockey jersey Bianca modeled earlier this week, responsible for doubling our traffic overnight!

Read this excellent interview with one of today’s best erotica painter, Miss Gina King:

- Gina, you’ve created a dozen artworks inspired from Bianca.  What keeps you coming back to her for inspiration?

First, it would be Bianca’s look. She has a beautiful face and a curvy, yet fit figure that works well with my ideas & designs. Next would be her versatility. I have painted Bianca as a good girl, bad girl, rubber girl…she can pull off every possible theme! What really makes her extra special to work with is her amazing personality. I’ve had time to hang out with her on trips to Montreal, and she is a genuinely nice person…that’s what puts her over the top, she is much more than just a pretty face. Also, she is very appreciative of the art that is created of her.

- Bianca wore at Fetish Evolution last year latex dresses you designed specifically for her, and new photoshoots appear on her latex website with the same dresses (see “Fishnet Dreams” insert).  How does it feel seeing your creations, from paper to real life, being modeled?

Seeing my ideas come to life is a dream come true. Seeing them in shiny latex is even better! I feel that it is taking my creativity to a new level. When I’m planning a painting, now I find myself thinking about the outfit the subject will be wearing & how it could be made into a real-life outfit.

- It’s hockey fever at the moment, and we recently published photos of Bianca in a sexy Canadiens latex outfit that you designed for her (Ed. Note: see photos here and here)!   Was it different for you to design this outfit compared to the previous ones you did for Bianca, and what was the challenge for you (if any)?

Since I’ve designed outfits for Bianca before, I have a pretty good idea of what she likes and dislikes. I loved the idea of a sports themed outfit in latex. The challenge was combining Bianca’s taste with the design elements of the Habs uniform. From there i had to take into consideration how the outfit would look/fit in latex, and consider what could be made in a short time frame.

- Is designing latex clothes your new thing?  Any plans on creating more designs in the future? A Gina King line maybe?

It is definitely something I would like to do more of. I have tons of unique latex inspired fashion sketches that I think the world needs to see! Having my own line of fetish fashion and costumes is one of my goals.

- You specialize in sexy pinup art.  Since internet’s creation a mere 15 years ago, access to sexy images, photos, and sexy artwork has been literally exploding in numbers,  yet it seems people just don’t get tired of sexy visuals.  Why do you think is that?  And do you think people will ever loose interest in sexy illustrations?

People have been obsessed with sexy women for ages…I’m sure they’ve been obsessed with sexy images since the time of cave drawings. I can’t see people growing tired of them. I’m sure we are all a little desensitized to some of the more vanilla images now, but that’s good….it makes people explore new things, and makes artists & photographers push the boundaries of sexiness. It takes so much more to stand out amongst the other creative people these days. I don’t think people will ever lose interest in pinup & fetish art, as long as original ideas keep coming out.

- You seem to have been pretty busy in the media in the past two years. Tell us your highlights.

Over the past couple of years, expanding into the fashion design projects has been one of my favorite highlights. I’ve designed three outfits for Bianca with Polymorphe, and my own Peppermint outfit. Right now, the “Gina Dress” is available for purchase through Polymorphe. I’ve also started some freelance design work creating sexy halloween costumes.

My more explicit paintings & illustrations have appeared several times in Hustler magazine as the “Pinup of the Month”. I had the opportunity to attend Hustler’s 35th anniversary party. I made the cover of and Indianapolis arts & entertainment magazine wearing one of my latex designs. I’m a featured artist on the Heavy Metal magazine website. Several art shows and unique commisions…and while doing all of this, I somehow managed to maintain a 4.0 GPA for a year straight. It’s been a great couple of years!

- From pinup artist to pinup model: looks like you are enjoying being in front of the camera too!  How would you describe Gina the model VS Gina the pinup artist in terms of how you experience both sides?

Haha…when I hear Gina the Model it makes me chuckle. I never really thought of myself as a model, but I guess I always pose for my own work when it is neccessary. If I need to change the pose or lighting of a reference photo I’m working from, I just have someone take a photo of me. I’ve also used myself as a pose model for creating fictional pinup girls. Recently I did a photo shoot for the cover of Metromix (insert photo credit: Michelle Pemberton, Metromix). I LOVED it! Being in front of the camera while wearing my own latex design was an amazing feeling. It gave me a new appreciation for the hard work that my models do too. I wouldn’t hesitate to be in front of the camera again…especially in latex! :)

As for Gina the Artist, she wears a t-shirt & paint stained pants or sweaty gym clothes while drinking lots of coffee and painting all day long. I love the balance of the two extremes…getting to be very girly and dressed up & then being very casual.

- Any word you’d like to say to aspiring illustrators/painters out there who wish to follow in your footsteps (sexy art)?

Learn as much as you can about the business side of art. Creating the art is about 20% of the actual work, the other 80% is about promoting, making contacts, and getting your name out there. Be professional…put together a website, get business card, learn how to write business letters and proposals. With the creative aspect, always try to push your creativity to the next level by trying new drawing and painting techniques.

- What are your future plans? Any book coming up our way?

Continuing to see where the fashion design takes me. I’m currently looking into self-publishing a book of my sketches, and working hopefully a book of my painting will be in the near future too.

-Thank you Gina for your time!   Pleople, head over to www.byGina.com to learn more about her, and view her superb talent in action with all her wonderful sexy paintings!

It’s hockey fever tenfold in Montreal during the NHL playoffs, and Bianca knows how to score in her Canadiens ultra sexy latex outfit photos!

Montreal is in full NHL Playoffs gear, and sexy latex icon Bianca Beauchamp clearly shows her support for her local team!  The photos below of Bianca in a latex outfit inspired by the Canadiens red jersey appeared online earlier today on her Facebook and Twitter.  And with the photos, a message from Bianca cheering up her team of choice: “Here’s my tribute to our Montreal hockey game the Canadiens! Go Habs go!!
Lâchez pas les gars!! (Don’t give up guys!)“.

For this Fan Tribute, Bianca asked pinup artist Gina King to come up with a design for the latex costume.  You may remember our post last year about Miss King who had sketched latex outfits for Bianca’s hosting gig at FetEvolution in Germany. As usual, the photoshoot was conducted by Bianca’s life partner, photographer Martin Perreault, under the hair & makeup care of Catherine Lavoie.

Hockey has never looked so sexy and shiny!  Go Habs Go, indeed!

Bianca Beauchamp was spotted modeling on the Redken stage at ABA 2010, Montreal.

Today was the closing day of the ABA weekend (Allied Beauty Association) in Montreal, one of the biggest trade show featuring the biggest beauty brands in the world.  The show is favored by many to be the place to learn about the new trends in hair fashion.

Bianca Beauchamp was invited by Salon Odyssée  to model for one of their hair stylists and color specialist Catherine Allard during the Salon’s Live performance on the Redken stage.  Miss Allard was recently selected by Redken to be part of their “Inspiring World of Redken Book 2011” .  Only 8 artists around the world were carefully chosen by the Hair and Fashion trendy company to create the new avant-garde looks to be featured in the book.  The book launch will be in Las Vegas in January 2011, and aims to inspire and educate hair stylists in salons around the world.

Salon Odyssée is owned and operated by hair stylists Pietro D’aquila and Steve Racine on St-Laurent street in Montréal.  The successful duo was also performing on stage.

iPhone Users: View video here

add. credits: Bianca’s Makeup by Catherine Lavoie
fashion styling: P&J Concept

Bianca Beauchamp makes an appearance in a super-hero latex catsuit at the film festival Rendez-Vous Du Cinema Quebecois 2010!

This February is the 28^th edition of Rendez-Vous Du Cinema Quebecois, a film festival in Montreal.   Last Saturday, the event hosted it’s second Sexxx & Cinema cabaret, a night where sexy performances and film clips entertain a crowd of curious visitors and kinky entertainers.

We reported  of Bianca’s last year’s appearance at the event in her Red latex Catsuit (see last year’s video).  This year Bianca makes yet another appearance at the event, and is appropriately dressed for the occasion in her Silk Spectre’s latex outfit (inspired from last year’s movie Watchmen).   This is the second time Bianca makes an appearance at an event wearing this fabulous costume, the first time being at Fetish Evolution in Germany.

(version française du vidéo disponible ici.)

The film Bianca Beauchamp All Access 2: Rubberized is an official selection of the 27^th annual Rendez-Vous du Cinéma Québécois (Quebec’s Films Rendez-Vous) and will be presented February 21^st at the Cinémathèque Québécoise.

Last month, we reported BBAA2 was presented at Germany’s Fetish Film Festival, and this time BBAA2 gets into yet another Film Festival, make it a mainstream film festival!

BBAA2 becomes an official selection of the Rendez-Vous Du Cinéma Québécois (Feb. 14^th-24^th 2009) which accepted 350 films out of roughly 1000 film submissions this year!  Mark Saturday February 21^st in your calendar because this is your chance to go enjoy the film with a crowd, and in the company of Bianca Beauchamp & Martin Perreault.  This is a mainstream event, and absolutely everyone  is welcome! (18+)

FILM PRESENTATION DETAILS:

• FILM: Bianca Beauchamp All Access 2: Rubberized, 90 min.
• DATE: Feb. 21st.2009    -   TIME: 11:30 pm
• GUESTS: Bianca Beauchamp & Martin Perreault
• LOCATION: Cinémathèque Québécoise
  335, boul. de Maisonneuve Est (MAP)
• TICKETS: Reseau Admission (1-800-361-4595)
  or Cinémathèque Québécoise (1pm-10pm)
  $8 (multiple ticket packages  available at reduced prices)
• LANG: V.O. English with parts in French
• SUBS: French Subs
• AGE: 18+ (subject matter, some nudity, girls kissing)

Pass the word around (emails, word of mouth, Facebook…) and be there!

Ref: The Gazette | Cyberpresse.ca | dvdenfrancais.com |

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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2008 was a fantastic year for latex fetish icon Bianca Beauchamp, and we present to you our top 10 stories of 2008.

With seven covers out of eleven magazine publications for Bianca during 2008 (PLUS her 15^th spread in Playboy, 2 newspaper covers and many more paper interviews), AND multiple appearances in Top Lists around the world such as Askmen.com’s Top 99 Women of the Year (Story 10 below) and Zoo’s Sexiest Women, it’s clear miss Beauchamp was flying high in the public eye this year.

Beauchamp premiered her new film ALL ACCESS 2: Rubberized at the Montreal Fetish Weekend and hosted the main Latextacy party, released the film’s DVD, did photoshoots in Dominican Republic (1, 2) and Hawaii, flew to Germany to participate in a fashion show and be interviewed by National TV, landed multiple additional Canadian TV interviews, and MC’ed an event in Vancouver.  Let’s not forgot the many photo and video updates on latexlair.com and biancabeauchamp.com , her two sites.  Yes, Bianca Beauchamp was that busy in 2008, and she showed us The Latex Queen is very much on top of her game…

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As a nice recap, here are our TOP 10 Bianca Beauchamp Stories of 2008!

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10. BEAUCHAMP GIVES ANGELINA JOLIE A BEATING!
Bianca Beauchamp was the new addition in the acclaimed online Men’s magazine Askmen.com TOP 99 WOMEN OF THE YEAR and was ranked 31st, higher than sexiness incarnated Angelina Jolie.  Wouldn’t ANY girl wish to be ranked sexier than Angelina Jolie?  We thought so too!

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9.BIANCA BEAUCHAMP RUBBERIZES GERMANY!
+ Photos | Video | TV
In March 2008, Beauchamp flew to Germany’s Fetish Evolution and took part in HW DESIGN’s fashion show in a fantastic leopard skin tight catsuit.  Her presence on stage was a total hit, and we had the photos & video to prove it to you (links above).

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8.GERMANS LOVE BIANCA & HER LATEX FRIENDS
Bianca’s film ALL ACCESS 2: Rubberized was shown at Germany’s first edition of the Fetish Film Festival, and we had an english translation from an excellent review for you.

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7. BIANCA @ VANCOUVER FETISH BALL
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For Story #7, we almost went with two stories where Bianca worked for charity causes:  Bianca the red latex DJ (photos) and Bianca the latex barmaid (photos).  But we had to give position 7 to a glowing Bianca Beauchamp in her colorful latex attires in Vancouver where she MC’ed the Vancouver Fetish Ball.  Stunning photos of a woman clearly on top of her game.

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6.BIANCA VS FEMINISTS – A TV INTERVIEW
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Bianca’s appearance on the french version of THE VIEW had many people talking when Bianca faced four feminists out to corner her with hot prejudiced questions…

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5. SEXY TV INTERVIEW IN PINK LATEX
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Bianca Beauchamp had her good share of TV interviews in 2008, notably her appearance on Germany’s National TV mentioned in Story #9 and Bianca VS Feminists in story #6 above.   But her interview for Canada’s Entertainment Spotlight was simply hot as hell when Bianca gave the female interviewer the grand tour of her latex closet… and had her try on some latex!

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4.BIANCA & ARIA GIOVANNI COVER!
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When Bianca suggested to Bizarre Magazine they feature their two favorite models on the same cover, they immediately called Aria Giovanni and set up a photoshoot with the two icons.  That cover was smoking hot, and the video even hotter!

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3. WINNERS OF BIANCA’s $5,000 CONTEST
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In January 2008, Bianca gave away $5,000 to three of her fans, making it the largest sum of money ever given back to subscribers from a latex fetish model.

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2. BIANCA & RUBBERDOLL THE PONY GIRLS
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In December 2008, a great Christmas present fell on our laps: Bianca Beauchamp and All Access 2 co-star RubberDoll teamed up to create one of the most alluring and fetishy photoshoot ever made for Bizarre magazine; two latexed-up playful pony girls.  The result?  A breathtaking cover, a never ending spread, and a video available in HD! To die for we tell ya!

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1. ALL ACCESS 2 PREMIERE SUCCESS!
+Video | More Photos
The day we published the  All Access 2 Film Premiere Official Announcement, our traffic tripled!  Later during the summer of 2008, we posted the All Access 2 Film Trailer and again we saw a huge spike of interest from our readers.  Yes, 2008 was a very busy and exciting year for Bianca Beauchamp, but no story beat our ALL ACCESS 2 FILM PREMIERE REPORT !  BBAA2 was presented on a giant screen in HD in front a full packed room of 650+ people at the Montreal Fetish Weekend.  The crowd was composed of fetishists dressed in their favorite colorful attire and vanilla curious’ who came to view the film and be exposed to the subject for the first time.  The reaction in the crowd was electrifying to say the least, with a standing ovation at the end of the presentation.  The night was punctuated with limousines, a red carpet treatment for anyone dressed in fetish (see video!) and the photo exhibition of Project Latex Land.  This night was the one most of Bianca’s fans were waiting for in 2008, to see the film for the first time, or read reports online about it.  And we had the full story for you the very next day!

Germans dig Bianca Beauchamp and her latex friends at the first annual German Fetish Film Festival.

The film “Bianca Beauchamp All Access 2: Rubberized” mesmerized the German audience at the first annual German Fetish Film Festival last weekend.  The room was full and packed with curious enthusiasts who were wowed with the colorful look and fast paced tempo of the film.  An online critique was very favorable to the whole experience, calling the film “Great and Fantastic!“.  We present to you below the english version of the original german article.

The film BBAA2 can be purchased on Bianca’s Official Online Store.

TRANSLATED ARTICLE/REVIEW FROM DOMENIQUE VON STERNENBERG’s WEBSITE:
(thank you Belgium Marc for the translation!)

Bianca Beauchamp – All Access 2 – Rubberized
Review from German Fetish Film Festival Showing

Friday, 28/11/2008

To close off a varied and at times even moving evening, we arrived at the multi-colored Latex movie “Bianca Beauchamp – All Access 2 – Rubberized”, about latex queen Bianca Beauchamp and her friends Jean Bardot, RubberDoll, hairstylist “The Richard” and finally “mastermind” Martin Perreault.  The lively bunch, under leadership of Bianca, was followed by multiple cameras for three days during the “Montreal Fetish Weekend 2007”, going from event to event.  At the start of the movie you are overwhelmed with the energy and passion of this vibrant Kinky Latexcrew.

“Are you ready to have fun with us tonight?!” – Bianca

In typical MTV style you are shown just how much fun Latex as a fetish can be and how “gorgeous” it is to be a fetish model. The speed and cutting techniques used remind strongly of that of a music video, everything is “great and fantastic”. From the dressing up scene at their residence, sporting a wonderful latex and high heels, visiting a TV interview to the showing of Project LatexLand exhibition, it’s all “super”. In between every event, always a new style or a new latex dress. Even when a precious latex outfit rips, there’s only giggles and an assistant who eagerly jumps in to save the situation. Then, the shiny Latex gang is off in a stretch limo to the first red-carpet event with an Oscar worthy reception, including a fall of the main star over her platform high heels.

The next day they visit Polymorphe, a latex designer and manufacturer in Montreal with a vast pattern archive, an even bigger warehouse and his own latex production line. For every Latex fan, this is a dream come true! Without wasting a breath, it continues with the preparations of the fashion show in the backstage area. The scenes fly by in high tempo, interrupted with a few shooters who only stir up the already vibrant atmosphere. On Sunday afternoon we visit a “chill” moment in hot Latex outfits when everyone attends a garden party with Jacuzzi. Accompanied again with plenty of shooters and an endless amount of soapy foam.

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Then it’s dress up time again to get ready for the Play party, Bianca going as a pink kitten, Jean Bardot and Rubberdoll with mega boobs performing a lesbo-latex show.

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Then, and even I was a bit exhausted at that point, Bianca says her good-byes, a bit tipsy but still using all superlatives, and tells us this sentence: “The players are the stars of this night, the players are hardcore humans!(?)”.

Bianca Beauchamp has become a big – yet very sympathetic – brand in the Latex scene, and this is elaborately celebrated in this video by Bianca and her life partner. Of course the wonderful latex outfits worn by the main characters as well as the party people also play a leading role in this Fetish Latex movie. The passion for latex and attending fetish parties can be an enormous amount of fun and this is demonstrated with great enthusiasm. As Bianca says: “With fetish you can be a star and you can be with friends.”  All in good fun, and the hangover on Monday will not be mentioned here.

Be gorgeous in your latexdress

Domenique

EROTIC:  For Latex party, fetishists and MTV fans
METHOD: See and be seen, with Bianca Beauchamp as latex star
TECHNOLOGY: Video production
IMAGERY: Like MTV, fast paced and plenty of camera cuts
DEPTH: Not nearly as deep as Bianca’s cleavage
RARENESS:  Generally available on DVD
QUOTE: ***

Club Radio Lounge in Montreal hosts special Wednesday’s called “Star of the Night”, a concept where local celebrities are invited to become a barmaid for the night and  where parts of the profits from the night are then given to a charity selected by the special guest. Bianca Beauchamp accepted to play the part, working from 11PM to closing time (3AM), serving drinks to happy customers and fans.  Our favorite red head was wearing her purple Inner Sanctum latex dress as seen on her cover of A Magazine (see insert right).

Parts of the profits of the night will be given in her name to Sun Youth Organisation.

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