This post was missing after one of the crashes years back. Does anybody know for sure if she’s wearing latex or PVC stockings?
Category: Fashion
Fetish in mainstream media
If you haven’t noticed yet, there are some interesting threads in the forum related to fetish in mainstream video (video clips, movies, ads, TV-programs, etc).
Please contribute if anything is missing there.
Main thread: Fetish in mainstream media. Favourite videos.
Related tread: Fetish videos and CB-6000 problem.
Pantyhose fashion show
Despite the video (below) was made in 2001 (“Internationale Salon de la Lingerie”, Lyon) it looks quite up to date.
BTW, what are the models wearing underneath?
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Stella van Gent. Semi-transparent SimonO metallic latex lingerie
Stella van Gent from Redoptics is wearing SimonO lingerie made out of custom made semi-transparent cosmetic latex with metallic effect.
Note how latex lingerie and latex clothing in general have evolved from “standard” sex-shop-next-door-look inner-tube-like dusty rubber to chic, expensive and publicly wearable pret-a-porte latex collections. I don’t mean exclusive unique state-of-the-art latex clothes made for special events, like this one, for example.
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Shiny pantyhose in ad campaigns.
Jürgen Teller for Marc Jacobs
The photo was made by a German photographer Jürgen Teller for Marc Jacobs advertising campaign.
Fashion, Bondage and Latex. Marios Schwab
Let’s start with latex. If you look at the article (from Kulturspiegel 12/2007, since you all speak German I will not translate it ;-> ) the comment below the photo says: Winter collection 2007/2008. I have checked the official press releases on Style.com and Vogue – no hint of latex at all. Something is wrong somewhere.
Then to the bondage. Karadas and Kikkous are popular and in fashion. Check, for example, photos of Eva Herzigova. No wonder, rope art looks good everywhere: on the wall, on a naked body, under and over the clothes, on a cardboard box (to keep it closed). Rope is so natural, so it can be used virtually everywhere as a decorative element or a barely noticed functional part of… Especially with matching clothes. Got the idea? No? See this post.
Thanks to Mahret.
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Gothic festival in Utrecht 2009 – Part I
Summer Darkness (“a dark underground interdisciplinair festival”) took place in the gothic centre of Utrecht from Aug 05 to Aug 09. I managed to get to Domplein only on the last day – Sunday. Now I know that I should’ve found more time to enjoy the very special atmosphere! A sea of positive emotions, smiles and “courteosity” everywhere, more photographers than goths, and, of course, the clothes styles varying from pinky flowery anime to vampires and dark medieval wizards and witches.
However – no latex. Pantyhose, stockings new and laddered worn everywhere and on all body parts – yes. Shiny vinyl – yes. Latex-wet-look lycra – yes. Velvet and leather – yes. Corsets and super high heeled boots – yes. But no latex. Actually, latex is way more expensive and much less practical… But still…
Anyway, I made 350 photos within just a few hours. I’m still post-processing them. This is the first part.
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Stella van Gent. Waiting for the train. Part II
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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Emily Marilyn (aka Molly Mathews, Erika) and vintage stockings. Part II
See Part I.
Again, for those who like “the vintage style”. Corsets, full-fashioned stockings and very high heels. Or in other words, the everyday clothes every lady should wear 😉
Also see Emily Marilyn’s website
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Emma Watson and “latex” leggings
I can’t say if Emma Watson and Dasha Zhukova are close friends, but Emma was noticed and pictured by paparazzi together with Dasha and Roman Abramovich watching football (see photo below). The reason I mentioned them both is their fashion style. They definitely have something in common. And they both like shiny “latex” wetlook leggings. Whether the leggings are made by Kova & T (Dasha’s label) or American Apparel, the look is pretty the same.
Also see two interviews below featuring Emma and Alexa Chung in those leggings. Or was Alexa wearing something made out of leather? Not sure…


