Women/Men in latex

Who would you like to see wearing latex for you personally?

Could be anyone from here or movies/singers.

The only rule is: the person should NEVER be saw in latex before.

Be safe

Za

Some ladies from here: @Wolfgirl66 (would be amazing in latex, and I told her lots of times this 😃 ), @gibby , ….. I will not say @Faith cause she would be too obvious 😉 , and @MissStress …… I will add more friends later

From outside: I do like older ladies, but Ana de Armas would be great!

Be safe

Za

Hmmmm, well, Sandra Bullock (I have a huge thing for her anyway), @JR3 who hasn't been on here in years, @Bad_Princess , just because, @ginnie , @ccm93 , and why not @Southern_and_Sassy , oh wait and @Fawkes, why the hell not. And if I've made somebody uneasy…good!

I think all the ladies with a pretty figure.

Latex would definitely suit Vitoria Pratt, Alison Brie, Martha Higareda etc , for example.

But I think a lot of men would look good in latex.

Who would you like to see wearing latex for you personally?

Could be anyone from here or movies/singers.

The only rule is: the person should NEVER be saw in latex before.

Be safe, Za.

@Zaboots,

I occasionally search for actresses wearing various articles of kink or fetish wear that I enjoy, including neoprene or latex suits and sneakers. So I’ve seen a number of very attractive women in very sexy and arousing athletic outfits. If I had to pick one for your OP query, I’d probably pick Amy Adams. Beautiful, great actress, looks very sexy and arousing in low Converse Chucks sneakers, usually white. I don’t recall ever seeing her wearing anything in latex. So invite her to put on a latex catsuit plus new or slightly soiled white canvas Chucks, her choice of socks. Really beautiful.

Eric

@Faith,

My dearest red headed twin soul sista… I’m honored, and deeply moved… Maharet is deathly allergic to latex…. We would need to come up with an alternative fabric…

My dearest red headed twin soul sista… I’m honored, and deeply moved… Maharet is deathly allergic to latex…. We would need to come up with an alternative fabric…

Maybe it could be a thin smooth skin neoprene. Some 1 - 1.5 mm thick. It has nothing to do with latex and could replace it.

My dearest red headed twin soul sista… I’m honored, and deeply moved… Maharet is deathly allergic to latex…. We would need to come up with an alternative fabric…

Maybe it could be a thin smooth skin neoprene. Some 1 - 1.5 mm thick. It has nothing to do with latex and could replace it.

@Fido65,

Being both a retired US MD physician as well as a nearly lifelong SCUBA diver and NAUI SCUBA Instructor, I’m ashamed to admit I don’t know this answer off the top of my head. I don’t ever recall encountering that question, but I hope you’re correct. Rubber, including neoprene in wetsuits, and latex are 2 of my strongest fetishes. Wetsuits come in a staggering array of thicknesses, materials (various manufacturers’ formula for the neoprene they use) and coatings (nylon, Lycra and others on one or both faces of the actual neoprene) plus “bare” (smooth or other textures of straight neoprene with no fabric covering). Also, you can choose what coating you want and which side of the neoprene it’s on (inside only, to aid wetsuit dressing and tear resistance, outside only to toughen it against rock and coral scrapes, etc., or “bare” or smooth on both sides). Thicknesses can range from 0.5 mm to about 7 mm thick.

Just for curiosity, now I need to go look up the details of the relationship and cross-reactivity if any between formulas of neoprene and latex. My guess is that @Fido65 is correct. Happy rubber dressing to all - I’m a big fan.

Eric

What about Nitrile, vinyl for fabric substitute?

You probably can't get anything out of nitrile but gloves. Lacquered clothing can also be a certain option. It is a polyurethane on a lycra base. It does not replace the feeling of latex on the skin, but the appearance can be very similar.