Who won Mr International leather 2022?
IML contest winners
| IML Year | IML winner | Winner’s preliminary title or sponsor |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Jack Thompson | Leatherman of Color 2019 |
| 2020 | Contest cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic | |
| 2021 | ||
| 2022 | Gael Leung Chong Wo | Mr. Leather Belgium 2020/2021 |
What is a Mr leather Conference 2022?
The conference includes a leather vendor mart, workshops, lots of parties, and of course the main events – the International Mr. Leather contest and International Mr. Bootblack competition. Proceeds from the event support the Leather Archives and Museum (LA&M) and Renslow Charitable Foundation.
Is IML happening in 2021?
Leather (IML) is officially cancelled for 2021—nixing plans for a November date.
How many people attend IML Chicago?
Bootblack are held—and more than 10,000 people attended the in-person event that took place in Chicago on May 26-30. It was the first time IML was held in person this decade because of the coronavirus pandemic.
How many people attend IML?
Now, fast-forward four decades. In 2018, during Memorial Day weekend and again in Chicago, the IML weekend celebrated its 40th anniversary. An estimated 18,000 people attended the weekend, and two separate competitions drew 75 contestants.
What is IML in Chicago?
The Illinois Municipal League’s (IML) Annual Conference is the premier educational and networking opportunity for municipal officials and staff. Our lineup of dynamic speakers offer solutions to address the challenges facing your community.
What is a leather competition?
Title contests (also known as leather contests, for those which are specific to the leather community) are events in which contestants compete for an honorific title which is bestowed upon the winner.
What is IML conference?
The Illinois Municipal League’s (IML) Annual Conference is the premier educational and professional development event for all municipal officials in Illinois. The conference, held at the Hilton Chicago, 720 South Michigan Avenue, attracts more than 2,000 elected officials from cities, villages and towns of all sizes.