It’s by no means compulsory to dress up at White Mischief - we welcome every type of mischief maker, no matter how they are attired. Still, we encourage everyone to enter into the spirit of the occasion and past shows have seen some fabulous outfits: everything from giant pandas to steampunk rocketmen. It needn’t be […]

With White Mischief so heavily inspired by Jules Verne (our November 10 2007 show was entitled “From The Earth To The Moon” and our June 7 2008 show is “Around The World In 80 Days”), the steampunk aesthetic is one of the dressing-up themes we encourage. (Line-up for June 7 show; details on tickets and […]

We are thrilled to note that Stentor Industries - the purveyors of fine props, models and replica sci-fi weaponry - will be present at White Mischief “Around the World in 80 Days” on Saturday June 7. Fellow steampunk enthusiasts will hopefully be as excited as we are to note that Stentor have custom-designed an entire […]

While dressing up is by no means compulsory at White Mischief, we encourage our partygoers to make the effort, and we’ve been blown away by the outfits and hairstyles that the Mischief Makers have come up with. In the process we’ve come across dozens of wonderful vintage clothing emporiums, hair salons, costume hire warehouses and […]

There’s a whole subculture dedicated to the steampunk aesthetic, whether that means clockwork mechanisms, burnished brass and copper, technology of the Industrial Revolution, or Victorian-inspired clothing topped off with goggles or monocles. A look around sites such as Steampunk Fashion or Brass Goggles leaves one quite astonished at the level of creativity being poured into […]

For those of you who have been asking exactly what steampunk is all about, we’ve pulled out some videos which have the right kind of flavour. Dressing up is not compulsory at White Mischief, though if you do want to get into the spirit of things, the videos within should give you a good many […]

Unlike some clubs, White Mischief does not enforce a strict dress code. We’ve seen guests at White Mischief wearing everything from t-shirts and jeans to nu-rave looks to suits and cocktail dresses to facepaint, Adam Ant outfits and even badger suits. In terms of era, Mischief-Makers have represented every age from the 1890s through to […]