Stories and photos related to swimming or taking a bath in latex.
(This post was last modified: 23 Nov 2011, 01:13 by Like Ra.)
There are separate threads for: Swimming in pantyhose/lycra/zentai Latex mermaids
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(This post was last modified: 15 Jun 2011, 23:27 by Like Ra.)
Apnea, swimming in the pool in latex catsuit, I Apnea, swimming in the pool in latex catsuit, II RubberVita, swimming in the pool in latex leotard and transparent tights Bianca Beauchamp swimming in a transparent latex catsuit Bianca Beauchamp swimming in a transparent latex catsuit. Part II Bianca Beauchamp swimming in a transparent latex catsuit. Part III Latex mermaids Bianca encased in semitransparent blue latex, fountains and clothing styles Transparent blue PVC vs latex and water with foam Swimming totally encased in latex 
Yes, Otterbay suits are cool.
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Sort of related, here's Emma Farrel . . . http://www.emma-freediver.co.uk/freediving.html and Emma Alexa: a truly glorious picture IMHO
See this post as well: http://www.likera.com/blog/wp/archives/3302
Emma Farrel's suits look like latex.
This lady seems to know the best way to dress when there's water about...
(This post was last modified: 08 Jan 2024, 13:36 by Like Ra.)
. . . ...so naturally I took her advice when selecting my own pool-side wear: . . .
Like Ra wrote
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Quote:Emma Farrel's suits look like latex.It is indeed latex, Libidex's finest (like my tights in the post above). Here are some more pics of her wearing it in and out of the water: . . . It reminds me a bit of the wetsuit Raquel Walsh wore in 'The Fantastic Voyage' way back when I was a kid.
(07 Feb 2010, 09:20 )culmor Wrote: ...so naturally I took her advice when selecting my own pool-side wear: Semi-transparent back-seamed grey tights and a long sleeved latex leotard. What a combination! Any experience with a swimming pool? 😉 BTW, I've just ordered a long-sleeved royal blue leotard for myself.
White latex has a very nasty drawback - it stains too easily. Also it makes the figure look fatter than it is, hence look good on a perfectly slim models.
I think the photos show real latex and not neoprene because Emma Alexa is a latex model.
The suits are credited to Libidex on Richard Knightly's Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/richard_kni...401410394/
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Re white latex staining easily: . . .
Apparently you've got everything 😉 Both items look like a dream ;-P
(This post was last modified: 10 Feb 2010, 01:20 by Like Ra.)
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