Several things happened almost simultaneously.

1. I published Transparent latex and new Simon O collection article where I mentioned my transparent swimsuit dream (since when I was ~7yo).

2. I stumbled upon transparent latex bags/sleepsacks on eBay (in Sveta’s world of latex shop) and thought that transparent bags are much more interesting than usual black latex sacks. You can’t see what’s going on inside. You can’t see what the person in the bag is wearing or how he or she is bound.

Have a look, for example, at this picture from “Breath control art, plastic bags or thin transparent film. Part IV Opaque bodybags vs Transparent ones” post. I have two black latex bodybags, so…

But, of course, if you want to hide something…

3. Culmor sent me a link to a story called “Invisible Rubber”. See below:

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Do you remember the Strange but still fetish Japanese game shows? “TORE! Mummy” in particular? Where girls are slowly mummified while answering quiz questions?

Imagine what the show and the girls would look like if they were wrapped in thin film instead of cloth? Just like on the 6 pictures below:

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That playing with breath control and especially alone is extremely dangerous knows everybody. We already know that as a sexual fetish such addiction to autoerotic asphyxiation cannot be cured by non-destructive methods (see Paraphilias, sexual fetishes, normality, deviations and men vs women post, I will very often refer to it). And we also know, that periodically some “cases” make their sad way to the news.

The following article was written by Arthur Albion and published on ParanoidLost.com

See 14 drawings and the article (I hate when referred materials disappear from the Internet, sometimes along with the whole sites, so republishing) below.

Oh, and please be careful when you are choosing your partner.

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The previous post was more or less dedicated to the fashion side of plastic bags. The subject of this post is shifted towards bondage and (if you dare) self-bondage.

Unfortunately I still do not know the name of the artist.

See 12 images below (one image is duplicate, but the scans are different, so you can choose which one you like more).

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Let’s continue the transparent PVC clothes theme but from a bit different perspective. Pantyhose encasement and zentaish suits have made their way to the podiums (see elsewhere on this site under fashion). Now look at the drawings below (I lost the name of the artist. And I do not like the smoking part).

I think using transparent plastic bags as a fashion accessory (remember veils from the past?) can be very interesting and “fresh”. The transparent film will also protects skin and eyes from dirt, dust, sand and wind. Unlike latex, polyethylene is cheap, does not stain, does not dissolve, do not cause allergy (or in very rare cases), warm to touch and generally more comfortable when thin enough. Unfortunately, it’s not elastic, and you can’t make it tight.

Anybody willing to try and go out dressed like this?

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You’ve read all my disclaimers about breath controll and autoerotic asphyxiation, haven’t you? Once more just in case – I’m not into asphyxiation but I am into tight transparent hoods.

Saying that, let’s continue the second most popular subject of the last week. And if you have interesting photos, please upload them in the “Transparent latex, plastic and condom hoods” thread.

See 28 photos and 2 videos below.

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A bit of history. In the Breath control art, plastic bags or thin transparent film series of articles we touched the subject of transparent plastic suits covering you completely. Then Strappado started the Rain fashion and PVC fetish thread. Don’t you think these topics are closely related?

As I said many times before – I’m not into breath control and autoerotic asphyxiation. But I do like (and dream of …) the idea of being completely encased in a tight transparent film. In my childhood I simply used plastic sacks and bags (with a hole for breathing) or a PVC/nylon jackets with a hood worn the other way around.

But apparently the manufacturers of fetish clothes either do listen to the clients or have similar fetishes. The suits on the photos below [read more...]

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Just in case, as I said earlier, I’m not into asphyxiation and breath control. I like transparent latex and plastic tightly encasing my head and body, but I do want to breath freely.

The pink suit on the left is a good example. I want it!!! I wish the transparent latex or plastic was breathable, though ….

See 12 drawings below.

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I remember, when I was at school, my friends played with compression asphyxia. The “victim” (the one who’s supposed to experience euphoria) had to quickly breath in and out about 30 times (like a dog), then four or five other guys would press as hard as possible on the victim’s chest thus preventing him from taking a breath. No, not for long, something about 30 seconds. After that the “victim” behave like as he was drunk.

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Just in case (again): I’m not into breath control or autoerotic asphyxiation, but I like thin transparent film, plastic, latex worn hmmm … everywhere … Ideally, it can be something like this latex condom dress.

Being a kid I did play with plastic bags, but I always made holes to breath through. But I had two very dangerous close calls:

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