Bare Bunnies Summer Fashion 2025

The Bare Bunnies' seasonal fashion shows have become a fixture on the community's calendar and always a highlight that I look forward to. 

As you may have noticed, I tend to play it pretty safe with my own outfits; sticking to tried and trusted ideas that I feel comfortable pulling off. These shows offer am ideal opportunity for me to get some inspiration from those that are far more fashion-minded than me, so I always try my best to catch them when I can.  

For this season's event, I think there was a slight change in format. If I remember correctly, the previous shows I've been to have all featured 4 different designers, each contributing 8 outfits for the show. This time there were just 3 designers but all 3 were returning from previous shows so had a proven track track of delivering fantastic collections.

And, as always, the Bare Bunnies were on hand to provide some entertainment before the show and during the brief intermissions between each designer's collections. Whilst they warmed up the crowd, I managed to snag myself a prime seat just behind the Booty Queen herself, the lovely Reena.

When the show kicked off, the first featured collection was from CattDavidson, whose fours models - Kim, Larke, Oli and Daysie - each modelled tow outfits. The first outfit worn by each model had a dressy/sexy theme, whilst the 2nd outfit for each had a fun and casual theme.  

Across the collection we got sexy black leather for the ladies that was perfectly suited for night out clubbing, classy slacks for the gents that would have all the ladies on the dancefloor queuing up for a dance with the wearer, sassy and playful denim and leather combinations that work for all occasions, and much, much more.

Next up was FeliciaBlack with the latest additions to her Black Cat Couture range. For this show, she choose to bring her latest summer style designs as well as a selection of swimsuits. 

Again, her outfits were expertly modelled by 4 models that she brought with her - Serenity, Jade, Neena and SmirkyPhoenix - each of whom modelled one outfit from each of her themes.

We got short and breezy summer dresses in Felicia's signature black and white, pink on black polka dot dresses for every day wearing and pink and black dresses that are equally at home during the day or for a night out, as well as a Jim Morrison inspired combo for the gents.

Those dresses were then followed by a lovely selection of very tiny bikinis and swim shorts for looking simply ravishing when lying next to the pool on a hot summer day.

Finally, we came to Harlyn who seemed to be pulling double duty to make up for compensate for the reduced number of designers. Her eight - yes, count them, eight - models were modelling the Dolve & Gabbana inspired Flower Extravaganza collection from her Stylyn Fashion House.

Between them, Ruby, Daysie, Maria, Alex, Luna, Mallice, Reena and Thom (I think I got them all there!) modelled a variety of elegant outfits that featured a bold remix of nature with an eruption of colour; all of them featuring matching striking make-up to compliment the clothes.

We got to see ultra-feminine floral ensembles for the ladies and elegant yet luxurious floral combinations for men. Exotic zebra prints in bold and vivid colours complimented by floral catsuits saturated with jungle and feminine tones. Stunning little black (and red) dresses with daring plunging necklines for wearing out and gothic-inspired black floral laced undies for behind closed doors. 

I've barely scratched the surface there... There was so much more than what I've just listed off. Wow, what  a collection!

The cake is not a lie

Sorry for the recent radio silence. Life has a funny way of throwing things at you with little to no warning which can upset even the best laid plans. Which means my only partially laid plans have no chance of surviving such tumultuous times!

As such, I've got a few things to post from a few weeks ago, which have delayed due to me being distracted by life and its various challenges. The first of which is some pics that I took a couple week's ago at Oliver Cream's birthday night at Juice. 

But, before I get to that, I should address the elephant in the room... Yes, it is Masturbation Month and I'm very aware that I've not kicked off any sort of Masturbation Challenge yet. Like I said, life is very good at getting in the way of things and between disruptions that have already occurred and things that I know will be coming up, I know that I'm not going to be able to dedicate myself to it in the usual way that I like. I will try to do something though. I'm just not sure what yet. Stay tuned though.

Anyway,  back to Oli's birthday, which was the sort of occasion that I figured would be perfect to model my 'hottest outfit' winning outfit for. Just with a small tweak to include some panties because, it is one thing to flash between my legs on a nice and secure photoset, and something altogether to do it in a heaving night club.

Unfortunately, I didn't manage to grab myself a slice of Oli's boob birthday cake, which, let's be honest, was one of the main reasons that I didn't want to miss this event. As a consolation, I did get to dance the night away with the likes of Jerome, Jess and Chris. Although, perhaps I should be blaming them for distracting me from my real goal of getting me some of that sweet, sweet cake.

Crimbo Party Time

A Christmas Party really should be impossible to get wrong. You literally don't need even the slightest bit of imagination. Just lean on the tired and trusted festive tropes that you will know will serve us all well.

So when I arrived to the sight of 20 dancers strutting their stuff to generic EDM, my heart sang. Really, how hard is it to book some DJs who will actually play something with a Christmas flavour? It's just fucking deja vu from one community party to the next. And I know that I'm not the only one who is sick but here we are having to talk about it for the umpteenth time. 

OK, that's my negativity out of the way. I hope...

On the flip, my calls for a kissing booth with mistletoe were finally listened to so that was a definite plus point. And yes, I did try it out! As soon as I pointed it out to Emmy, she marched me there for some tonsil action. 

It was pretty dreamy but I had to cut our time in the booth short as a queue was starting to develop and I know that we could have easily hogged the place for the whole evening if we weren't being considerate towards others. Instead we found a nice quiet bench to make out on until Jess and Father Christmas showed up for some sexy photo ops.

Of course, it wasn't the really Santa. Just Oliver Cream dressing up as him once again. OK, that can be another plus point for the event for a nice bit of guest engagement. 

And, actually, there was a nice little selection of places to stop and pose for some quick snaps or just hang out. Various little cabins for food and drink, gifts and souvenirs or just to straight up fuck in if you were feeling horny.

Or you could venture up into the hills if you felt obliged to pay a visit to church or just wanted to find some slightly more secluded chalet for, you know, fucking in.

Ok, so now that I've warmed up to it, apart from the shitty music and ridiculously sized dance team as the focal point of the Crimbo arena, it was actually pretty nice. Very festive feeling except for probably the easiest part to get right.

And, what's more, they even had a second chance to play so festive jingles for us to dance to. Obviously, the complaints of the last few events being over-populated and an absolute nightmare had been heard, as they opened up a second arena this time to allow guests to be spread between two locations instead of just one.

It actually did a very good job of combatting the overcrowding problem, although it did make the event feel a little less unifying for the whole community. On balance though, I'd say it was worthwhile doing. It's just a shame that the second location also played the same shitty EDM as the first one we visited. Apart from that though, I'd say that the second location did a better job than the first.

Like I said before, the first impression of the first location was pretty negative but that wasn't the case with the second location. Well, apart from the same shit coming from the speakers. But the dance team situation was much more under control and tasteful at location 2 and it just felt a lot more about guests having a fun time instead of grandstanding from the organisers to make the biggest impression possible, regardless of whether it was a good one or not.

I mean, I got to sit on Santa's lap (and boy was he big!), snuggle up to the Grinch, hang out with a snowman and chillax with a cute penguin.

At the end of the day, whilst both locations looked stunning and there were some thing to do at both places, ultimately the thing that makes these things truly enjoyable and, on this front, this event came up trumps for me.

In Jess, I had my usual event buddy back. She brought Chris with her, who I did my best to entice into some pics with the Jess, Emmy and I but he was having known of it because apparently people only want to see cute girls. I did manage to snap him dancing with Jess but its a shame we couldn't get a nice team photo of all of us together. 

Add Perrie's banter into the mix and that's a fun little pose to party with. And, as a bonus, my elusive husband even showed up and joined us. I was starting to worry that he'd been sucked into a blackhole after note seeing him for months. 

So yeah, it turned into a really fun evening but more so because of the company I had than anything else. And I think I'll leave it there on that positive note.