Honey Davenport has never been afraid of a look, and the reigning International Mr. Leather 2026 is proving once again that leather, denim, and a healthy dose of attitude are all part of the wardrobe.
For Nasty Pig’s Fall/Winter 2026 campaign, “System Override,” the drag performer and former RuPaul’s Drag Race contestant joins three other models for a collection inspired by “the raw, gritty underground energy of NYC nightlife.” Naturally, Honey looks right at home.
Leather Royalty Meets Nasty Pig
The campaign feels particularly fitting following Davenport’s International Mr. Leather victory this year. After years of exploring the intersection between drag, performance, and leather culture, Honey has officially earned the crown, and Nasty Pig appears more than happy to let the leather king show us how it’s done.
The collection gives Davenport plenty to work with too. Among the standout pieces are a leather contact harness, extremely cheeky short shorts that stop at precisely the point where modesty starts getting nervous, and a bare knit shirt that looks like it wandered in from the world of fishnets.
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Then there are the more colorful pieces, which bring a distinctly athletic energy to the collection, almost reminiscent of wrestling gear. Because apparently Honey Davenport can go from glamorous drag performer to leather royalty to suspiciously hot wrestling fantasy without breaking a sweat.
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From Drag to Leather
Honey’s connection to leather culture runs deeper than simply looking fabulous in a harness.
Before entering the International Mr. Leather competition, Honey reflected on the phrase that has followed them throughout their career. “When I walked into the work room of RuPaul’s Drag Race, I said my tag line. When I walked on the International Mr. Leather stage, I spoke my truth.”
That evolution has become an important part of Honey’s story. Speaking on Dads and Daddies The Podcast, they explained that their introduction to leather came through community, including their leather father, Wil Wever, who would attend Honey’s drag performances and give them leather hankies after shows.
Eventually, a Muir cap, DJ sets, and a move to Palm Springs helped pull Honey deeper into the leather and fetish scene.
Now, Honey is not merely participating in the culture. They’re wearing the crown, serving the looks, and proving that whether it’s drag, denim, or leather, they can make just about anything look ridiculously good.