Slide Show: Roller Derby Duds
That isn’t a chic, Euro-style boot on Domesticated Violence’s leg. That’s a broken bone courtesy of a hard match.
Photography by Eden Dawn
This visiting Seattle-ite from the Throttle Rockets team gets into full fighting mode (and makeup).
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Pink animal print = Check. Spandex = Check. Attitude = Check.
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The youngest member of the Rose City Rollers warms up before the big bout. And don’t worry too much: that shiner is part of the Heartless Heathers’ team uniform.
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The King steps from his grave to play the role of mascot for our own High Rollers.
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When you’re not on the track you can always sport a roller derby tee,
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Photography by Eden Dawn
The team that managers RCR merchandise.
Photography by Eden Dawn
Photography by Eden Dawn
Media associate Kelly Davis’s (left) alter ego is Go-Go Kitty because she’s fast on her wheels.
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The warm-up laps on the track had some interesting, ahem, methods.
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PDX team the Break Neck Betties is equal parts pinup, racing girls, and tomboys all at once.
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Personalized necklaces in your alter ego name finish off the uniform.
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Axl Rose would be proud of the detail paid by the Guns N Rollers team.
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Mascots play an important supporting role, and their fashion ensembles have to mesh with the team’s.
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Mom of six by day, but by night Supa Sixpack tears it up on the track, leaving no survivors.
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The most important aspect for the uniforms is that they are performance oriented. They have to let the skaters move fast and unrestricted so they can score those points.
Photography by Eden Dawn
