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5 more photos of Apnea. The difference from the previous parts is that we can see her beautiful face here. But it’s definitely her under the full latex enclosure.
One side note. I’ve never swam in latex apart from latex briefs (see here)
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6 more photos of Apnea. See previous parts here.
Does anybody know what they were wearing on the photo with transparent latex? Something what looks like stripy stockings? Or the stripes were painted on their legs?
Continue reading “Apnea and Lithium Picnic. Part VI”
The following 9 photos of Apnea. See previous parts here.
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9 more photos of Apnea. See Part I and Part II, Part III or visit Apnea’s website.
The pink photo by Dan Doyle.
The rest by Lithium Picnic
Or what was the idea behind this cover?
Was it a typical street/disco fashion in ’66s?
.. or …
In order order to assemble this audio system put on fishnet pantyhose for your protection.
… or …
When I balance on top of these boxes I always use safety fishnets.
… or …
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something like latex boots or latex stockings? Is it the same girl as on the next two photos (in lycra catsuit and shorts with two fishnet pantyhose)?
I’m not good at recognizing celebrities…
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For the most Avril Lavigne is strongly associated with fishnet pantyhose, snickers and short school uniform-like skirt. And this photo is almost no different in this sense, except the high heels. However, it is very different in the mood.
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.
Continue reading “Latex, fishnets, high heels… Everyday classics. Part IV”
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?
Continue reading “Latex, fishnets, high heels… Everyday classics. Part III”
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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