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over a year ago
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Don’t think it is
More main stream than ever
Not odd anymore to go out to a regular night club and see a woman sporting a latex skirt or dress
Maybe catsuits and stuff have yet to catch up but skirts and dress or leggings aren’t that out off the ordnery any more |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Don’t think it is
More main stream than ever
Not odd anymore to go out to a regular night club and see a woman sporting a latex skirt or dress
Maybe catsuits and stuff have yet to catch up but skirts and dress or leggings aren’t that out off the ordnery any more "
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"Nothing taboo about LaTex - it's a desktop publishing format that was a precursor to pdf files. You can buy textbooks about it and everything..."
Thanks for resurrecting those LaTex uni memories that I have worked so hard to repress! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Don’t think it is
More main stream than ever
Not odd anymore to go out to a regular night club and see a woman sporting a latex skirt or dress
Maybe catsuits and stuff have yet to catch up but skirts and dress or leggings aren’t that out off the ordnery any more
I agree "
Definitely I was quiet supriced my self the first time I wore one out was thinking I was going to draw attention was quite a relief when I got in to see another 4 or 5 people sporting latex dress or skirts I was like ok I not stick out that much |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Don’t think it is
More main stream than ever
Not odd anymore to go out to a regular night club and see a woman sporting a latex skirt or dress
Maybe catsuits and stuff have yet to catch up but skirts and dress or leggings aren’t that out off the ordnery any more
I agree
Definitely I was quiet supriced my self the first time I wore one out was thinking I was going to draw attention was quite a relief when I got in to see another 4 or 5 people sporting latex dress or skirts I was like ok I not stick out that much "
I see people wearing it often in clubs and bars when I go out  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Don’t think it is
More main stream than ever
Not odd anymore to go out to a regular night club and see a woman sporting a latex skirt or dress
Maybe catsuits and stuff have yet to catch up but skirts and dress or leggings aren’t that out off the ordnery any more
I agree
Definitely I was quiet supriced my self the first time I wore one out was thinking I was going to draw attention was quite a relief when I got in to see another 4 or 5 people sporting latex dress or skirts I was like ok I not stick out that much
I see people wearing it often in clubs and bars when I go out "
Yes seems quite commen now days witch is a very good thing |
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A fair few less ‘enlightened’ folks often mistake wet look fabrics or pvc for latex. Don’t be fooled - real rubber (when shined appropriately ) is VERY different from shiny high street leggings! As for it being taboo - maybe invest in some for yourself & perhaps you’ll learn why … |
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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You have literally been able to buy latex from the likes of ASOS...
Thanks in part to so many 'celebs' wearing it on nights out etc...
Versace and YSL have both had latex collections this season. |
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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"The X-Men wear latex lol it's just a stretchy material like spandex.
I might be less of a kink than rubber, leather or lace, but that doesn't make it "taboo"."
It's nothing like Spandex... Latex is rubber |
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"The X-Men wear latex lol it's just a stretchy material like spandex.
I might be less of a kink than rubber, leather or lace, but that doesn't make it "taboo".
It's nothing like Spandex... Latex is rubber"
--They are both stretchy as I say. |
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"The X-Men wear latex lol it's just a stretchy material like spandex.
I might be less of a kink than rubber, leather or lace, but that doesn't make it "taboo".
It's nothing like Spandex... Latex is rubber
--They are both stretchy as I say."
Spandex is much sexier and a lot easier to get on/off |
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"The X-Men wear latex lol it's just a stretchy material like spandex.
I might be less of a kink than rubber, leather or lace, but that doesn't make it "taboo".
It's nothing like Spandex... Latex is rubber
--They are both stretchy as I say."
--But maybe the OP does just mean rubber, which of course is hard to put on and looks and feels wild (hence its a kink and probably not allowed in your local golf club). |
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"The X-Men wear latex lol it's just a stretchy material like spandex.
I might be less of a kink than rubber, leather or lace, but that doesn't make it "taboo"."
It really is nothing like spandex. It’s also very restrictive and doesn’t behave like spandex. Very different |
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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"But maybe the OP does just mean rubber, which of course is hard to put on and looks and feels wild (hence its a kink and probably not allowed in your local golf club)."
I'll say it louder for those in the back shall I...
Latex is rubber... Rubber is latex
Latex is now used commonly in the fashion industry and is nowhere near as taboo as it used to be, I wear it on 'normal' nights out all the time |
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"The X-Men wear latex lol it's just a stretchy material like spandex.
I might be less of a kink than rubber, leather or lace, but that doesn't make it "taboo".--
It really is nothing like spandex. It’s also very restrictive and doesn’t behave like spandex. Very different "
--Latex was used in clothing for it's taught stretchy qualities (hence the Marvel stuff), it's clearly been superseded by Lycra/ Spandex. |
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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"Because I'm allergic to latex?
Mr
So is D. And it’s a very serious reaction. "
Interestingly - chlorinating latex outfits dramatically reduces or even totally removes the allergen making them suitable for those with latex allergies |
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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"Latex was used in clothing for it's taught stretchy qualities (hence the Marvel stuff), it's clearly been superseded by Lycra/ Spandex."
Just stop now. Please...
Latex is not super stretchy, nor is it overly used in film or theatrical costuming... Plenty of things can look like or appear to be of a latex consistency without actually being latex...
Latex as a material as a small amount of give but is mostly restrictive, it's also exceptionally fragile and prone to tears and rips easily |
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"Latex was used in clothing for it's taught stretchy qualities (hence the Marvel stuff), it's clearly been superseded by Lycra/ Spandex.
Just stop now. Please...
Latex is not super stretchy, nor is it overly used in film or theatrical costuming... Plenty of things can look like or appear to be of a latex consistency without actually being latex...
Latex as a material as a small amount of give but is mostly restrictive, it's also exceptionally fragile and prone to tears and rips easily"
--Excuse me... latex (as a term used in the industry) is processed in some way to make clothing. The term has been around for years. Yes, it can just mean a form of pure rubber too. But when something is processed you can do anything to it. |
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"You have literally been able to buy latex from the likes of ASOS...
Thanks in part to so many 'celebs' wearing it on nights out etc...
Versace and YSL have both had latex collections this season."
adidas also done a latex bodysuit and leggings combo at the start off the year
and called it sports ware
Was going to pic it up till I seen the price tag
Higher than normal latex as it had a adidas printed it to it |
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"Latex was used in clothing for it's taught stretchy qualities (hence the Marvel stuff), it's clearly been superseded by Lycra/ Spandex.
Just stop now. Please...
Latex is not super stretchy, nor is it overly used in film or theatrical costuming... Plenty of things can look like or appear to be of a latex consistency without actually being latex...
Latex as a material as a small amount of give but is mostly restrictive, it's also exceptionally fragile and prone to tears and rips easily"
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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--Excuse me... latex (as a term used in the industry) is processed in some way to make clothing. The term has been around for years. Yes, it can just mean a form of pure rubber too. But when something is processed you can do anything to it."
Of course latex is processed to make clothing, you can't just get it as liquid out of the tree and slap it on someone.
But when it comes to theatrical costuming, I know my beans, it was my living for 20 years after all |
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"Don’t think it is
More main stream than ever
Not odd anymore to go out to a regular night club and see a woman sporting a latex skirt or dress
Maybe catsuits and stuff have yet to catch up but skirts and dress or leggings aren’t that out off the ordnery any more "
As it's been decades since I last sent to a nightclub I'll have to take your word for it! |
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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"And it is still used in the movies."
Given you keep quoting marvel... Here is an interview with the award winning costume designer for CNN...
https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/avengers-endgame-costumes-judianna-makovsky/index.html
I point you to the part that says...
The fabrics are often not the real thing, she explained, for mobility and ease of use: "People think we're using leather or spandex. Often most of the costumes are made with a stretch cotton that we can dye and we can print on and give it a texture. Make it look like Kevlar; make it look like something else." |
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--Excuse me... latex (as a term used in the industry) is processed in some way to make clothing. The term has been around for years. Yes, it can just mean a form of pure rubber too. But when something is processed you can do anything to it.-
Of course latex is processed to make clothing, you can't just get it as liquid out of the tree and slap it on someone.
But when it comes to theatrical costuming, I know my beans, it was my living for 20 years after all "
--then why are you breaking my balls lol? It's processed in everything from superhero costumes to johnnies. It's not as stretchy as spandex or whatever but that obviously wasn't the point. It's no more taboo than spandex (unless the OP is actually thinking of latex condoms being disliked by people).-- |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Don’t think it is
More main stream than ever
Not odd anymore to go out to a regular night club and see a woman sporting a latex skirt or dress
Maybe catsuits and stuff have yet to catch up but skirts and dress or leggings aren’t that out off the ordnery any more
As it's been decades since I last sent to a nightclub I'll have to take your word for it!"
Definitely is I thought I was going to stand out like a sore thumb the first time I sported it out
Got to the club and seen like another 3 people in latex dress and like 8-9 with skirts |
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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--then why are you breaking my balls lol? It's processed in everything from superhero costumes to johnnies. It's not as stretchy as spandex or whatever but that obviously wasn't the point. It's no more taboo than spandex (unless the OP is actually thinking of latex condoms being disliked by people).--"
Because you said latex was like Spandex (it isn't)
You said it's used in movie costumes like marvel (it isn't)
You said it wasn't taboo but rubber was (they are literally the same thing)
On more than one post I've commented on how latex isn't taboo... You just kept doubling down on misinformation about latex |
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"Because you said latex was like Spandex (it isn't)
You said it's used in movie costumes like marvel (it isn't)
You said it wasn't taboo but rubber was (they are literally the same thing)
On more than one post I've commented on how latex isn't taboo... You just kept doubling down on misinformation about latex "
--Look I said latex was common stretchy clothing like spandex - don't be so pedantic.. that's a classic case of received pedantry by you. I did say unlike "rubber, leather, lace" yes (and I own items in all of those) but I was obviously referring specifically to fetish wear - which tends to be referred to as 'rubber' the fetish world (ie as opposed to the more mainstream clothes).
It is used in some of those Marvel costumes, as it was in Batman ones previously. And it is used in condoms - it's clearly processed and the term 'latex' is often used as such.
Sorry but you are being super-pedantic and I don't appreciate being told to "stop" like I'm seriously misinforming people about shit! I'm not. It's not A) important or B) any kind of serious misinformation on my behalf! |
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"Because I'm allergic to latex?
Mr
So is D. And it’s a very serious reaction.
Interestingly - chlorinating latex outfits dramatically reduces or even totally removes the allergen making them suitable for those with latex allergies"
If it's a contact allergy yes, if it's anaphylaxis unfortunately not. I would be so sad if I had that. |
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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"Because I'm allergic to latex?
Mr
So is D. And it’s a very serious reaction.
Interestingly - chlorinating latex outfits dramatically reduces or even totally removes the allergen making them suitable for those with latex allergies
If it's a contact allergy yes, if it's anaphylaxis unfortunately not. I would be so sad if I had that. "
Me too... Although interestingly I have a mild latex allergy, but very specific, I can't use latex (condoms, toys etc) anally... Which makes my latex fuck doll fantasy a bit of an issue |
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"Because I'm allergic to latex?
Mr
So is D. And it’s a very serious reaction.
Interestingly - chlorinating latex outfits dramatically reduces or even totally removes the allergen making them suitable for those with latex allergies
If it's a contact allergy yes, if it's anaphylaxis unfortunately not. I would be so sad if I had that.
Me too... Although interestingly I have a mild latex allergy, but very specific, I can't use latex (condoms, toys etc) anally... Which makes my latex fuck doll fantasy a bit of an issue"
That is interesting. It's funny how allergies can be specific to certain areas. Similarly my ears are allergic to nickel and silver but nowhere else is. |
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"I wore long latex gloves a couple of weeks ago (to spank a naughty boy) and pulled them off after, and all the fingers stayed on but the rest ripped off. 
They weren’t cheap either! I was robbed!
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Gloves are one of the few latex items I buy the cheaper version of because they're so easily broken. Even if you manage to be super careful getting them on and off, just through using your hands you can get little nicks in them that lead to tears as soon as they're stretched. |
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"I wore long latex gloves a couple of weeks ago (to spank a naughty boy) and pulled them off after, and all the fingers stayed on but the rest ripped off.
They weren’t cheap either! I was robbed!
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you must have spanked him too hard  |
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Latex isn't taboo anymore, it's mainstream fashion, House of CB had a latex dress range 5 years ago and PVC and Latex are now normal materials to see used in high street fashion.
I enjoy wearing latex outfits, not to the point of wearing down the shops yet though!
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