From red carpets to music videos to magazine covers — a working archive of where Vex has shown up over a quarter century. The artists, the events, the press.
Vex has dressed performers, actors, models, and public figures since 2000. Some are one-off custom commissions. Some are touring wardrobes that ran for years. Some are editorial collaborations that became magazine covers. This is the working list — updated as new placements happen.
Vex's Pamela Dress in a long black silhouette became one of Kim's signature appearances in the material — open back, kick pleat, hand-built in our California studio. Subsequent appearances on The Tonight Show and in Kylie Cosmetics campaign material kept Vex in the rotation of her latex moments.
Niecy chose Vex's Pamela Dress for multiple high-visibility appearances, becoming one of the most visible Black women in latex on the American red carpet circuit. Her advocacy for the material in interviews has expanded who feels permitted to wear Vex.
A custom Vex piece on one of fashion's biggest stages, designed for the Met Gala's 2025 dress code. Tessa's long-running relationship with avant-garde fashion made the placement a defining moment for the brand that year.
Jessica's Vex Voyeur Trench in snake-print latex marked a return to high-fashion latex for the singer. The premiere look was covered by the New York Post as a defining red-carpet moment of the year.
A custom Vex piece for a public appearance, joining her sister Kim in the Vex rotation across the year.
A signature high-glamour Vex moment for one of the figures who made luxury Y2K-era fashion legible to a new generation.
A magazine cover feature in Vex latex for the actress and television personality, photographed by King Kong's editorial team.
Vex pieces in Christina's performance and red carpet wardrobe through 2024.
Vex on the Oscars-night circuit for the rising R&B artist.
Latex on a leading man — Vex on the Irish actor in one of the brand's notable menswear placements.
Custom Vex pieces designed for Gaga's worldwide tour wardrobe. Performed in for 90-minute sets including pyrotechnics, aerial work, and full choreography — proof that latex can hold up to actual performance demands when it's built right.
Vex provided custom touring wardrobe for Manson's dancers and stage company across multiple tours. A foundational chapter of the brand's performance work.
A custom Vex look in one of Doja's most-watched early music videos, contributing to the visual language that defined her aesthetic moment.
Vex on the Atlanta-based R&B singer-songwriter for a music and press cycle through 2025.
Custom Vex for the release campaign of Coco Jones's single — visual identity built around the latex piece.
Vex menswear in Paper Magazine's editorial feature with the rapper — one of the standout men-in-latex moments of the year.
A long-running creative collaboration. Custom Vex pieces in Brooke's editorial and music work, including a defining Galore magazine feature.
Custom Vex for Azealia's stage work.
A custom Vex piece worn by Björk for the closing night of her NYC residency — one of the brand's most artistically significant placements.
An ongoing relationship across more than a decade. Custom bathing suits for Dita's "Kink in the Caribbean" series, holiday wardrobes, corset sets, and red carpet pieces. Dita's audience and Vex's audience overlap precisely — she's one of the most consequential Vex clients of the brand's history.
Vex in the wardrobe of the drag and burlesque performer who has done more than almost anyone to mainstream high-fashion latex.
A long-running editorial collaboration including Vampira tribute editorial for Coffin Case, multiple custom catsuit commissions, and the iconic Tank Girl shoot.
A custom Vex cosplay piece for Katy Perry's Elastigirl moment — high-concept costume in red and black hero latex.
See above. Vex's role in Björk's NYC residency wardrobe is one of the most artistically charged credits in the brand's history.
The supermodel in custom Vex — a placement that anchors the brand's editorial credentials beyond celebrity wardrobe alone.
The Oscar-nominated Japanese actress in custom Vex for her Flaunt Magazine cover and interview — one of the brand's defining international press placements.
Custom Vex in editorial work for the actress.
The Bling Empire star and philanthropist in custom Vex.
Long-running editorial collaboration with the Canadian model — including the Poison Ivy and Sin character editorials that remain reference points in the cosplay world.
Custom Vex across multiple editorial features for the South African singer-songwriter.
Custom Vex corsetry for the model and pinup figure.
Vex pieces in editorial work for the singer and former G.R.L. member.
Cover feature in custom Vex.
Custom Vex for Fantasia's Chicago performance — a touring wardrobe placement.
The drag performer and model in custom Vex for the international fashion publication.
Custom Vex for the Australian rapper.
Custom Vex editorial collaboration.
Vex pieces in a Vogue Thailand editorial feature with the Nepalese model.
In 2013, Laura Pulice was selected as one of the design competitors on Bravo's Styled to Rock, the Rihanna-produced fashion competition series. Across the season, Laura designed looks worn on stage by Kylie Minogue, Miley Cyrus, Carly Rae Jepsen, Nervo, The Band Perry, and Rihanna herself.
The show put Vex's design language in front of millions and was the inflection point that transitioned the brand from a niche American latex studio to a name that celebrity stylists called first. Twelve years later, Vex is in the wardrobes of Kim Kardashian, Niecy Nash, Tessa Thompson, and the next generation of artists who watched that season as teenagers.
The visibility from Styled to Rock opened the door. The two decades of handmade work that came before it is what kept Vex on the inside once celebrities walked through.
Vex's design work has been featured in international editorial across more than two decades. The press list includes:
The same studio, the same designer, the same English latex that's been on red carpets, music tours, and magazine covers for 26 years. Custom commissions start at $2,500.
