Leigh Bowery (1961-1994) was a performance artist fashion designer nightclub sensation art object aspiring pop-star & above all an icon whose influence traversed the music art film & fashion worlds. Perhaps he is best-known for his role as muse & nude model for some of Lucian Freuds most famous paintings: ironic for the man who was infamous for his costumes. Bowery arrived in London in 1980 from Sunshine Australia notoriously collaborated with dancer Michael Clark & was proprietor of the infamous 1980s nightclub Taboo. In the 1990s Leigh Bowery created performances which both delighted & outraged audiences in New York London & Tokyo later incorporating his pop group Minty. This book is the definitive guide to the looks designed & in these photographs worn by Leigh Bowery. One of Britains most heroically ambitious yet underappreciated designers & performance artists Bowery remains an inspiration to many contemporary fashion designers though few are willing to admit it. In Leigh Bowery Looks you can easily see why: it contains more than 150 previously unpublished photographs of Bowery an extraordinary body of work that was the outcome of his collaboration with British photographer Fergus Greer between 1988 & 1994 the year of Bowerys death.