Judassime is a self-taught fashion designer whose otherworldly club-couture designs are known for their extravagance and intricacy. With dramatic silhouettes and a BDSM aesthetic, strength and confidence are prerequisites for wearing a Judassime garment. 

As well as dressing stars including Katy Perry, Judassime has dressed friends of Bodies in the Post podcast Parma Ham and Dahc Dermur.

In this episode, Judassime talks about being rejected from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, which became a key driving factor for Judassime setting up their own fashion brand. They explain how freeing themselves from a toxic relationship accelerated their creativity. We also talk post-gendered forms, about their performances with DJ Dana Montana during lockdown, and being a model and muse for Sensen Lii’s brand Windowsen.

Links:

Judassime on Instagram: @judassime

Judassime’s website

About Judassime’s first collection ‘If We Were Made of Meat’

Judassime modelling for Windowsen

Windowsen on Instagram: @windowsen

The ‘Fan Lacing’ technique

We mention performer @isshehungry 

Judassime performing with Dana Montana in 2021

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