THE DRESS CODE THE NEW YEAR'S EVE EVE MASKED BALL On Friday the 30th December 2011, 10 pm till 4 am at St Matthew's Church, Brixton Dress Code – Divine Decadence – Masks Obligatory – Clothes Optional £10 Charity Fines To Crisis For Inappropriate Attire - Dress Up or Stay At Home Prangsta Costumiers offer 20% Discount THE ANIMAL PARTY On New Year's Eve, Saturday the 31st December 2011 10 pm till 4 am in a private warehouse at 458 Hackney Road, London E2 Dress Code – Animals Prize categories for The Animal Party listed below to inspire your sartorial beasts: The African Great Game The Creature From The Deep The Slimiest Snake The Most Mischievous Monkey The Penguin's Dance The Finest Horse Beastliest Behaviour The Most Beautiful Antlers The Most Extensive Use of Dead Animals The Most Talkative Parrot The Puppy that’s Not Just For Christmas The Most Feline Aristocrat The Tallest Giraffe The Stripiest Zebra The Leopard That Changed Its Spots The Otterly Loveliest Otter The Kangaroo With The Biggest Pouch The Dress Code is Obligatory Not Optional – If you’re walking down the street and everyone doesn’t stop and stare then please go home and change. Be beautiful, fill the creases and the lines, hide behind a mask that you create at one of our mask making workshops.  Charity Fines are now in force at the entrance - £10 for no Mask – with a free mask, £10 for any item of ugly clothes such as jeans, sneakers or tea shirts. Those wearing truly ugly outfits won’t be allowed in.   Raid your Parents & your Grandparents closets, Borrow the Ball Gown your Godmother wore to the Coronation, the Suit your Great Uncle Danced The Charleston To in 1954, Go To The V & A & Copy Yohji Yamamoto’s 1991 Dress.  But To Be Honest We Don’t Give a Damn What You Wear as Long As It Makes Your Beautiful – It’s A Hideous & Horrible World – Let’s Make It Beautiful – Just For One Night   PRANGSTA COSTUMIERS are delighted to offer patrons of The Last Tuesday Society a 20% discount on costume hire. Prangsta, a treasure trove of remade vintage costumes and sub circus styling aids" The Sunday Times Style - July 2009 The discerning dandy, the debonair debutante and the delightful darling's costumiers of choice with a styling service which tailors to the individual. Founded by St. Martin's fashion graduate Melanie Wilson in 1998, Prangsta designs couture garments for sale and hire, all from vintage fabrics. Each piece is lovingly crafted with exquisite attention to detail and perfect fit. Prangsta specialises in Masquerade, Circus and Cabaret, Period Costumes, Fairy Tales and Wonderlands.