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All I know is that the girls are wearing pantyhose on legs and arms (can we call it pantyhose encasement?) , they are riding bikes and that this all probably happened in New-York.
If anybody knows more about this event, please let us know.
13 photos below.
Thanks to Porter!
Continue reading “Pantyhose encasement and bicycles or Art Parade in New-York”
I do not like “upskirts”. But even if I did (and considering the fact that living in Holland I got used to such views of girls in miniskirts and tights on bicycles) I would not call this SnorgTees campaign “politically correct”.
Nice tights, though ; -)
Click on the image to see the contributed by TTBM self-bondage session. In this scenario an anal hook is used as the anchor.
The fans of Masakazu Shimizu may remember the drawing on the left. Though The Rubbermaid mentioned people’s reaction “checking on her up and down” and that she was drenched in sweat during a hot autumn day, the most unusual thing is that this shop makes her outfit.
See below: Continue reading “Want the latex Rubbermaid’s suit invented by Masakazu Shimizu?”
Update: Nov 26 @ 00:47
Found a shop on eBay which has DoYeah pantyhose for men. Click on the link, scroll down and click on “Shop our Mens Wear”. The photos and descriptions are exactly the same as on the DoYeah website, however they removed all logos and do not mention the manufacturer. I wonder why. To hide the country of origin under the shop name “France Lingerie”. Actually, it does not say “French lingerie”…
Oh, and another thing – one size fits all. Mmmm…. Didn’t notice that before.
Posted on January 23, 2009 @ 13:21
Chinese manufacturer DoYeah came to the market with three models for men (can be bought here):
Continue reading “DoYeah – New shiny pantyhose line for men”
MadJack started a very interesting discussion here. Indeed, what turns you on? Clothes (pantyhose, latex, leotards, high heels?), photos (bound girls/boys?), drawings, literature, toys, imagination (what do you imagine?), anything else?
Can you please upload about 10 photos/drawings which have the most “impact” on you? Do we have similar “interests”?
For me one of the biggest “turn-ons” are drawings made by Masakazu Shimizu (aka Kokuyosya). See 6 more images below.
What: Inflatable Latex Catsuit 100% natural latex 0.45mm (inflatable claws, head and upper torso)
Where: the item, the store (click the store should the item expire)
Why: Inflatable latex bondage hooded catsuit you can wear publicly. Even with children around. Nobody will notice the second and the third words (latex bondage). For general vanilla public it will be a funny carnival/masquerade/Halloween suit.
Actually, latex suits are pretty innocent if the design differs from the usual sex/fetish-shop stuff.
Continue reading “Stumbled upon on eBay. Inflatable latex lobster suit.”
See Part I
As I’ve already said: do not try that at home! Looks stimulating, but is deadly.
This is what I like about manga – you can (or someone else can for you) draw something what could never be achieved in the real life. Better than nothing, right? And sometimes much better (and definitely sterile) that in the real life. A highly condensed, distilled and refined fetish stuff.
Continue reading “Breath control art, plastic bags or thin transparent film. Part II”
A Welsh classical-popular singer Katherine Jenkins performed at club night G-A-Y in London in a latex dress and 8″ platform heels. It WAS rubber, not PVC, wetlook lycra, plastic or any other materials mentioned some media. Katherine herself said that. Period.
She did not mention who the maker was, whether the dress was lined with silk or nylon, how it was felt, but there is another worth mentioned thing: hundreds of Swarovsky crystals glued on her skin. It took 3 hours to apply them on one by one with tweezers.
See 12 photos below (6 hi-rez images)
Continue reading “Classical singer Katherine Jenkins in a latex dress. Part I”
Update Nov 21, 2009 @ 01:38
Forgot to tell that I bought the CB6000 on eBay for half of the usual price (“Buy now”, BTW, not an auction). If you are going to buy one I would strongly advice you to check eBay periodically (also click on “See all matching items from international sellers” under the search results.)
More things after Session 65 (to be posted later on).