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SUMMARY:Groovers
LOCATION:Wheatsheaf Community Hall
DESCRIPTION:Groovers with Amy Lamé What did gays used to wear? Away from 
 the catwalk\, the fash-mags and the rarefied world of the Blitz kids\, how
  did ordinary south London gay men and lesbians werk a lewk in the 1970’
 s\, ‘80s and ‘90s? For the boys\, it was the closet before the clone a
 nd the skinhead before the bear. Hyper-vigilant on the streets\, gay men r
 eached for the uniformity of masculinity. Marlon Brando in the streets\, Z
 så Zså Gåbor in the sheets. And the lesbians? Whether you ‘Showed you
 r Face at the Ace’ in your double demin with the KENRIC gay ladies\, don
 ed your rebel dykes leathers for Chain Reaction\, or just got back from Gr
 eenham in your boiler suit\, late 20th century lesbians crafted a sartoria
 l language for protection\, agitation and gritted teeth celebration. A vin
 tage fashion parade is staged\, as Amy Lamé compares notes with Style Spo
 tter James Gardiner\, Ellie Medhurst\, author of Unsuitable\, a History of
  Lesbian Fashion and scene legend Yvonne Taylor Free tea\, coffee and bisc
 uits\n\nBoletos: https://www.outsavvy.com/event/37096/groovers
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