Latex fashion for everyday – red latex leotard with jeans

Here’s a good example how latex can be worn publicly – a skin tight leotard or catsuit with jeans. Simple and looks good, right?

But this is not the only reason I posted this photo.

Where is this photo made? (I searched Google, but found nothing) An office space? I like their dress-code. Or is it a classroom? Is she a pupil or a teacher? Yeah, imagination is boiling again.

I love the face expression and the look. Also, most likely the girl belongs to one of a couple of psychological types I’m very sensitive to (see Office, pantyhose, high heels. Part I. Obsession).

And she’s just so cute! 😉

Via Malicu von Malice (Google+)



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5 thoughts on “Latex fashion for everyday – red latex leotard with jeans”

  3. It doesn’t need to be a leotard, could be a full suit too. And I am not sure if this is latex, it could be coated lycra as well. it looks nice anyway.

  4. “Strappado ” wrote:

    It doesn’t need to be a leotard, could be a full suit too.

    “Like Ra ” wrote:

    a skin tight leotard or catsuit with jeans.

    😉

    “Strappado ” wrote:

    t could be coated lycra as wel

    This one really looks like latex. Look at the wrinkles.

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