Check out the latest issue of Curve magazine. I covered the dykesinthecity (DITC) fashion show that was held at Club Cafe in Boston, Mass. It was promoted by Kristen Porter’s Dyke Night Productions.

Modeling as well as performing in the show were All the Kings Men (ATKM) and Filf Dos.

Read the full article: Style from the Streets: ATKM and DITC reinvent lesbian fashion

The fashion show was held earlier this year so a lot has happened since then for many of the artists that were featured in the Curve article:

• DITC has been quite busy participating in fundraisers, Disney World, Pride, and music festivals. They recently attended the Michigan Womyn’s Music Festival in Hart, Mich.
• ATKM has been working hard over the past few months. They just got back from touring the Midwest as well as participating at Pride in Toronto, Canada.
  
  They will be in Boston for a short while before flying to Los Angeles, Calif. to be part of the Los Angeles Women’s Theater Project scheduled for Sept. 5 - 7, 2008.
  
  
• Filf Dos has been focusing their energy on their first album Filfy Flirty - which is due this fall - while also performing. They were recently interviewed in July by Go Magazine.
  
• Krister Porter of Dyke Night Productions has been challenged a bit this year as her weekly sapphic nights held for many years at the formerly Toast Lounge (Somerville, Mass.) is now defunct. 
  
  Luckily, this owner, activist, acupuncturist and promoter forges ahead. She has already secured a monthly night at The Milky Way Lounge & Lanes in Jamaica Plain, Mass. to continue the tradition.