A photograph of Kit Skellington taken from this publication is featured in a photo series of the latest BAUHAUS NOW #3 Issue. Get the magazine here.

​The publication is asking if the London Club Kids still provoke the Post-Brexit society in 2017. Focussing only on the scene of today I interviewed ten protagonists of the current scene during my stays in London and took pictures of them. Later I put my impressions together in this publication.

Today the Post-Brexit society is extremely polarized. After the vote hate crimes against LGBTI-people have gone up to 147% and queer people are more often confronted with homo- and transphobic slurs. On the other hand same sex marriage is allowed and there have never been more queer role models in the public eye as today. From a visual point of view the most provocative group of London's queer underground scene are still the Club Kids. Although their outfits are mainly worn in the nightlife, they still attract the most attention as queer people out on London streets. The publication is looking on what it means to be queer in the United Kingdom today. It asks how Club Kids define their own identity and explores the conflicts in the interaction on London streets between Club Kids and the general public.

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AUS Mode-Magazin

Typografie-Zusammenarbeit zwischen Susan Buckow, Quoc-Van Ninh, Lina Stahnke, Johanna Greiner, Ricardo Alves Ferreira Nunes & Marcel Waigand Idee & Konzept: Susan Buckow, Quoc-Van Ninh Grafische Leitung: Prof. Andrea Rauschenbusch, Claudia Doms 

Werkschau März 2014