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Anonymous01/24/26, 23:54No.18640688Latex/Rubber Fashion
It seems that latex fashion is becoming increasingly more prevalent and mainstream. I feel like I see way more celebrities wearing it now than I ever did years ago. Adidas released a small line of latex items for the first time a little while ago too, which feels like a pretty significant milestone.
Do we think that we will ever see latex clothing adopted into people's general wardrobe outside of elaborate celebrity get ups? Or will it forever remain as just weird fetish-wear that only women can get away with wearing publicly without it being weird, like how leather and PVC already are?
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Anon01/25/26, 00:35No.18640713
>Do we think that we will ever see latex clothing adopted into people's general wardrobe outside of elaborate celebrity get ups?
Absolutely not as it traps all heat and moisture produced by human body.
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Anon01/25/26, 04:19No.18640798
Celebrities wear whatever their stylist puts together for interviews, I hope to never see latex clothes come to light honestly.
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Anon01/25/26, 06:35No.18640849
she's hot as fuck. who is she?
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Anon01/25/26, 14:25No.18641005
Looks fetishy and evil,like starwars bad guy shit
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Anon01/25/26, 19:48No.18641157
candace owens should start dressing like this
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Anon01/26/26, 17:03No.18641610
Kink wear.
Least if it looks like this...
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Anon01/27/26, 16:07No.18642370
I liked this Atsuko Kudo dress Addison Rae wore
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Anon01/27/26, 16:21No.18642377
>keeps all sweat and moisture in
>more or less fragile depending on the thickness
>annoying to maintain and store
>tight pieces need to be lubricated to be worn
>needs to be shined with lotion, making it a terrible underlayer
"Mainstream latex" has been tried before and there's plenty of reasons it never catches on.
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Anon01/27/26, 21:56No.18642588
probably not. it requires too much effort to wear and maintain. its also very expensive and cant really be repaired if damaged.
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Anon01/27/26, 22:26No.18642604
About damn time.
