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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.
Going to the beach? Do not forget to take good sun glasses or your eyes will bleed killingly pink latex. Stella van Gent from Redoptics is there.
Continue reading “Stella van Gent and Eye-bleeding Pink Latex.”
What: To be honest, I don’t know. Looks like a cross between single-glove, straitjacket, body harness and cuffs.
Where: the item itself, the shop (click this link if the item expires)
Why: This thing looks like it can be used for selfbondage purposes. It can be put on (while your hands are unbound, of course) and used for extra restriction. Or as the base for the self-bondage leotard.
Opinions? Ideas?
Continue reading “Stumbled upon on eBay.
Latex restricting suit? harness? Any good for self-bondage?”
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.
Continue reading “Stella van Gent. Semi-transparent SimonO metallic latex lingerie”
Water polo. Your associations?
These are mine: tight, skin tight, very tight, extremely tight one-piece shiny slippery water and hands repellent swimsuits, rubber trunks, and (of course) perfectly shaped athletes (but still, mostly swimsuits ;-). A paradise for swimsuits fetishists.
Water polo is an extreme sport with lots of fighting (see video below). And the only piece of clothes the under-water-fighters are wearing is a water polo special swimsuit. Hence the requirements. It must be skin tight and slippery to avoid grabbing, it must sit in place when grabbed to avoid “peeling off”, it must be robust enough to avoid tearing when grabbed and pulled (see photos below).
You may remember FemSkin by their silicone bodies. Their new item is seamless metallic silicone catsuit.
The pro’s are obvious:
I can think of the following con’s:
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.
Continue reading “Fashion, Bondage and Latex. Marios Schwab”
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)
Continue reading “Apnea and Lithium Picnic. Part VII. Latex and Water”
Since I mentioned beautiful Shu Qi, here’s some more photos of her wearing latex stockings and shiny metallic lamé leggings.
Continue reading “Shu Qi and shiny latex and lycra stuff”
You can see joggers everywhere, almost at anytime and regardless the weather. Planned is planned – must run, even if it’s raining or snowing. Just as joggers and their “style” are different, so are their clothes: 
tight shorts, loose shorts, tight leggings, baggy pants, t-shirts, jackets, even jeans and skirts, in all possible length.
Usually nobody gives joggers a second look, joggers and all these sportsmen are nuts anyway. Normal people do not torture themselves “for the better”. Got the idea? Yes, you can wear whatever you want and (unless it’s something WAY too weird) nobody will notice. More about that later.
Continue reading “What is the fetish sport #1? Jogging and Running
Or my new neoprene wetsuit”