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These things happen or Vicis est Viaticus. Part IV

transparent latex stockings with back seamsThis long story consists of three parts.

Part I

On the way to the library Mahret‘s latex (real rubber, that is, not lycra) leggings decided to fall apart. A lot was said about the quality of latex, where to buy, where not to buy, the differences between moulded and glued latex, etc (see this post), yes, all known stuff, but here comes …

Part II

After years of hesitation, being not able to choose between designs, trying to justify €100 for something you can ruin almost immediately, I finally bought Continue reading “These things happen or Vicis est Viaticus. Part IV”

Simon O latex clothes on eBay

Manuela from Simon O sells some interesting things (among others – thin black and transparent latex pantyhose with a lockable crotch zipper, yellow transparent latex catsuit) from her collection on eBay.

See 12 hi-rez photos photos below.

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Google Trends – Latex Leggings

Some things are predictable. E.g. leggings will be (already are) back. Or, for example,  people will be wearing latex. Check, for example, this post.  And it looks like latex indeed is making its way into everyday clothes. Just watch this video (you don’t need to speak German to understand what they are talking about):

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So, we are getting there!

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It bloody works

I can’t believe it… It works. Catwalks, fashion shows, advertisement campaigns and all that crap I have never considered indeed works. What am I talking about? Fashionable vs practical.
With some exceptions (military, sport or work clothes) fashion is not supposed to be practical. Some of the most often used fashion items can be proclaimed as dangerous. Yes, you guessed correctly, I’m talking about high heels. More examples? Narrow pencil or hobble skirts, long nails, nylon clothes (nylon burns very fast). What next? Yes, you guessed correctly again. Latex.

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