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Get up right now! You're missing out! I mean it! There's a brand new collection out now in all the best shops and where are you? I'll tell you, you're sat at your computer geeking out when you could be getting all dressed up in the best clothing there is and hitting the town.

We've really done it this time! It's sexy, it's wearable, it's unique. Plus there's something for the boys too and we don't just mean how good the girls look in it. We've got a healthy collection of superb mens garments that'll make people sit up and take notice. Check out the Cratos hoody, bet you haven't seen one like that before. Oh and how about a pair of trousers that aren't designed for noodle legged eunuchs?

And ladies? Where else are you going to find such class and style with out spending all your beer money? Already the new must have is our Alcis Coat in super soft sweatshirt fabric, you don't have to compromise between gorgeous and freezing cold. We also have to mention the Ancasta shirt dress, wear with caution, this one's a hot one folks. This one puts meaning to the words 'head turning'.

Check our wonderful stockists here. Head on down to your local one and give yourself some happy time. There's also a couple of brilliant online ones if you want to beat the crowds. As usual, if you can't find it in your town, then head on down to your favourite shop and ask them why not. Go on, annoy them until they start stocking what you want.

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Necessary Evil Alternative Clothing - Launch Party! Minerva Coat

Somewhere between the dark pub packed with sweaty metal heads and the small catwalk of sexy models clad in the latest in cutting edge dirty rock clothing, the Necessary Evil clothing range launch party got filthy. you had only to run your finger through the thick black atmosphere and watch the pure goth drip off in grimey chunks to know that this range wasn't made for the faint of heart. but before you have a kick arse party brimming with scene celebrities you've got to get all the right elements thrown in the boiling pot; such was the job of Kate's Clothing's Kelly Sabrina, AKA Sabrina Sixxx. Let it not be forgotten that although the main focus of the party was the launch of the range, a small note was directed toward Kelly Sabrina, celebrating her 21st birthday, and as anybody who was around for the breakdancing wang-dangling stripper can tell you, Kate and mates really know how to break in a celebration.

The venue was easy enough to select; somewhere big enough and scary enough not to crumble at the sight of 350 adrenaline/beer fueled mettalers while still holding up the sleek mysterious image of the brand itself. the newly re-housed Intrepid Fox fit the bill on all accounts, boasting a spacious downstairs main bar fit for the rabble and an enclosed but in no way small upstairs for the more private catwalk showing it was the perfect venue for the dressy carnage that was to be unleashed.

And what carnage ensued; after a heavy session of alchohol intake and a small but punchy introduction from Master of Ceremonies Oisin Hendrix, the chosen band for the night, Nemhain, set the tone with their sleazy thrash rock stylings. Fronted by the gorgeous Morrigan Hel with the accomplished rythym of Adrian Erlandson pounding the skins, the roof was truly raised by the energetic four piece and the set was brought to an epic close with a masterful cover of The Misfits 'Die Die my Darling' ending with a power truly worthy of representing the range.

A short break in acts followed. Some more heavy drinking and one of the many Kates Clothing representatives handing out some excellent free-bees (including a truly classic glove of claws and chains, still in my possesion) saw me walking around the venue on a small bout of scene spotting; the notorious Crusher had made his appearance, so too had the australian cybermetal possie 'New Project', and a true armada of Models and D.J.'s recognizable by their frequent appearences in various alt magazines, all being snapped masterfully by esteemed alternative photographer Andy Belladonna. Of course, we all know what they say about every great man, and true to form standing at his side was the beautiful Sam Belladonna.

I managed to catch up with the pillar of the Kates/Necessary Evil Gothic Clothing range, Kate herself for a quick pint and a punch in the face before rushing back off for the fireworks display that was to be the fashion show. With a blinding flash of excellent soundtrack, the catwalk was taken over by the hottest models in the freshest outfits burning with originality; Rockworlds Lenore, Section 8's Princess Alice, Necessary Evil catalogue regular Lady Lazura, Kates Clothings own Rohaise, the gorgeous Charlotte, Dave of Bordel and N.E. catalogue and Xero of Devolution, all strutting their sinister stuff in the launching brands powerful range. A show not soon forgotten by any of the drool soaked audience.

So that was that; when the bar was drunk dry, the models and band had tantalised every sense available and the birthday cake had been retrieved from behind the bar from a very watchful Nick the barman, the only thing left to do was take down the masterful decorations distributed by our excellent designer Molly and salvage what little souveniers we could from the white rose petals stamped rythymically into the floor. All in all, i'd say the entire event was a hardcore screaming success. Like every good orgasm, it's was pounding, came in several waves, and left a hell of a mess to clean up... our apologies to everyone at the intrepid fox, we never did work out quite how to keep a lid on things.

By Oisin Hendrix

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	Back in Black Get up right now! You're missing out! I mean it! There's a brand new collection out now in all the best shops and where are you? I'll tell you, you're sat at your computer geeking out when you could be getting all dressed up in the best clothing there is and hitting the town. We've really done it this time! It's sexy, it's wearable, it's unique. Plus there's something for the boys too and we don't just mean how good the girls look in it. We've got a healthy collection of superb mens garments that'll make people sit up and take notice. Check out the Cratos hoody, bet you haven't seen one like that before. Oh and how about a pair of trousers that aren't designed for noodle legged eunuchs? And ladies? Where else are you going to find such class and style with out spending all your beer money? Already the new must have is our Alcis Coat in super soft sweatshirt fabric, you don't have to compromise between gorgeous and freezing cold. We also have to mention the Ancasta shirt dress, wear with caution, this one's a hot one folks. This one puts meaning to the words 'head turning'. Check our wonderful stockists here. Head on down to your local one and give yourself some happy time. There's also a couple of brilliant online ones if you want to beat the crowds. As usual, if you can't find it in your town, then head on down to your favourite shop and ask them why not. Go on, annoy them until they start stocking what you want. Why are you still reading this?
	Necessary Evil Alternative Clothing - Launch Party! Somewhere between the dark pub packed with sweaty metal heads and the small catwalk of sexy models clad in the latest in cutting edge dirty rock clothing, the Necessary Evil clothing range launch party got filthy. you had only to run your finger through the thick black atmosphere and watch the pure goth drip off in grimey chunks to know that this range wasn't made for the faint of heart. but before you have a kick arse party brimming with scene celebrities you've got to get all the right elements thrown in the boiling pot; such was the job of Kate's Clothing's Kelly Sabrina, AKA Sabrina Sixxx. Let it not be forgotten that although the main focus of the party was the launch of the range, a small note was directed toward Kelly Sabrina, celebrating her 21st birthday, and as anybody who was around for the breakdancing wang-dangling stripper can tell you, Kate and mates really know how to break in a celebration. The venue was easy enough to select; somewhere big enough and scary enough not to crumble at the sight of 350 adrenaline/beer fueled mettalers while still holding up the sleek mysterious image of the brand itself. the newly re-housed Intrepid Fox fit the bill on all accounts, boasting a spacious downstairs main bar fit for the rabble and an enclosed but in no way small upstairs for the more private catwalk showing it was the perfect venue for the dressy carnage that was to be unleashed. And what carnage ensued; after a heavy session of alchohol intake and a small but punchy introduction from Master of Ceremonies Oisin Hendrix, the chosen band for the night, Nemhain, set the tone with their sleazy thrash rock stylings. Fronted by the gorgeous Morrigan Hel with the accomplished rythym of Adrian Erlandson pounding the skins, the roof was truly raised by the energetic four piece and the set was brought to an epic close with a masterful cover of The Misfits 'Die Die my Darling' ending with a power truly worthy of representing the range. A short break in acts followed. Some more heavy drinking and one of the many Kates Clothing representatives handing out some excellent free-bees (including a truly classic glove of claws and chains, still in my possesion) saw me walking around the venue on a small bout of scene spotting; the notorious Crusher had made his appearance, so too had the australian cybermetal possie 'New Project', and a true armada of Models and D.J.'s recognizable by their frequent appearences in various alt magazines, all being snapped masterfully by esteemed alternative photographer Andy Belladonna. Of course, we all know what they say about every great man, and true to form standing at his side was the beautiful Sam Belladonna. I managed to catch up with the pillar of the Kates/Necessary Evil Gothic Clothing range, Kate herself for a quick pint and a punch in the face before rushing back off for the fireworks display that was to be the fashion show. With a blinding flash of excellent soundtrack, the catwalk was taken over by the hottest models in the freshest outfits burning with originality; Rockworlds Lenore, Section 8's Princess Alice, Necessary Evil catalogue regular Lady Lazura, Kates Clothings own Rohaise, the gorgeous Charlotte, Dave of Bordel and N.E. catalogue and Xero of Devolution, all strutting their sinister stuff in the launching brands powerful range. A show not soon forgotten by any of the drool soaked audience. So that was that; when the bar was drunk dry, the models and band had tantalised every sense available and the birthday cake had been retrieved from behind the bar from a very watchful Nick the barman, the only thing left to do was take down the masterful decorations distributed by our excellent designer Molly and salvage what little souveniers we could from the white rose petals stamped rythymically into the floor. All in all, i'd say the entire event was a hardcore screaming success. Like every good orgasm, it's was pounding, came in several waves, and left a hell of a mess to clean up... our apologies to everyone at the intrepid fox, we never did work out quite how to keep a lid on things. By Oisin Hendrix
	Grow out of Grunge Necessary Evil ™ launches its assault on your wardrobe. Tired of the same old drab, uninspiring dress sense that’s engulfed the alternative scene, a coalition of Britain’s hottest alt fashion designers have banded together to banish the mundane. Necessary Evil Clothing announced its arrival with a bang at a ram packed Intrepid Fox on Saturday 16^th January. As Britain’s sexiest new alternative label it was only fitting that the fabulously dressed party goers were serenaded by Nemhain, Britain’s sexiest new band. Plus with a guestlist of the alternative scenes most coveted models, musicians, photographers, DJ’s, presenters and journalists reading like a ‘meet before I die list’ the party was a night to remember…slowly throughout the next few days. “Thank you Necessary Evil……just thank you” Dave & Ed – recent converts. The fabulous new designs are soon to be found in all the worlds best gothic/alternative clothing shops and are rapidly tempting people out those plain old t-shirt and jeans as they realise the time has come to try a little harder.
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