While the definition of the word “fetish” is pretty much “standard”, the actual meaning is different and individual for every person. Any object or activity can become a fetish one. It can be shopping, driving, jogging, wearing fur, high heels, latex, collecting stamps, match boxes, vintage cars. But then a strange thing happens. This strange thing is called “public opinion”, or PO.

PO decides what is appropriate and what is not. PO decided, that wool and cotton are appropriate, but latex and leather are not. PO decided that some materials and clothes are appropriate for women and some for men. PO decides what clothes are appropriate for what time and place.

As you can see there is absolutely no logic here. Just as there is mostly no logic in “public opinion” or “morality” (See also the “children pornography” post).

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… and hairy legs????? The filthy looking legs ruin everything.

Thanks to VSK

… That was my first thought when I saw this ball for the first time.

… Apparently I’m not the only one.

… What had the designer in mind?

… What do kids think of it?

… Is it intended for kids?

Anyway, see below …

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Bad (low quality, dull, soggy, itchy, scratchy) pantyhose must be banned. Period. You can buy decent transparent pantyhose with spandex/lycra for as less as €1 in supermarkets. I do know. I did test them. I do buy pantyhose in supermarkets. Even my wife likes some of them. Even after Wolford, Falke, Oroblu and Maxmara.

Thanks to Porter.

See Part I.

This is the second part from the “fetish office style” set made by Stella van Gent from Redoptics

Enjoy!
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A couple years ago I found a stunning picture showing a woman in black pantyhose, very high heels, very short leather mini skirt. Nobody could tell me who she is. Finally, I figured it by myself.

Stella van Gent from Redoptics.

Here is she in her office clothes (black seamed pantyhose, latex business suit and high heels) waiting for the train.

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Look at the legs at the first desk (shorts + pantyhose + high heels). Nice, eh?

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As always thanks to каприzz.

Continuation of the story (see Part I, Part II, Part III).

The more I look on these pictures, the more usual or “everyday” the latex looks. Indeed, the style is pretty formal, the latex is not too tight, the clothes is not “revealing”, the shine is not bold. Of course, you can make latex shine as black mirror, but in this case (we are talking about the office style) this is not the goal. The idea is to make it look like leather or heavy silk.

Hm… Interesting idea is to compare latex to leather, PVC and coated lycra.

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See Part I and Part II

Let’s continue the latex + pantyhose + high-heels office style theme. Suddenly, I caught myself thinking about:”I wonder what I would look like or feel in these clothes…”. (Actually, this is one of my most important criteria on rating such materials ;-)

Anyway, what would you feel if you had a coworker (let’s simplify the situation and think about women) dressed like the girl on the photos? Would you be able to carry on with your work? Would you get used to it after, say, two months?

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Apparently in Part I I made a correct assumption, that latex will eventually make its way into the ordinary vanilla life. Latex can be worn with fur and it’s even being “promoted” as children’s clothing (see this post). Yes, yes, it’s said with a tongue firmly in my cheek, but again and again – you never know.

Look at the pictures below. Would you like to see such a receptionist? Latex, mini skirt, fishnets, high heels but still within the business dress code ;-)

See also Part I
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