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Rubber, latex and medical play? Come on in.

 

Latex was first mass produced industrially in the 19th century as a protective clothing in the medical industry, such as for gas masks and gloves. It was a preferred material due to its durability and strength. In 1823, Charles Macintosh then produced the first latex piece for the consumer industry in the form of a rubber raincoat, which spawned a following of rubber enthusiasts who purchased them not for its utility function, but for their love of the material. 

 

Latex in high fashion

In the 1950s, British designer John Sutcliffe created the world’s first catsuit, originally meant as a weather resistant suit for motorcyclists, but the wearers thought otherwise! Soon, the punk subcultures, and fashion magazines caught onto latex, and latex gained popularity not just by enthusiasts/fetishsts but fashion designers as well. Today, celebrities, like Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry have donned latex outfits onto the red carpet. 

 

Latex in body positivity

For latex enthusiasts, latex is not just a fetish wear, but many have come to love it for its unique look, feel, sound, smell and even taste. As a practicing Professional Latex Dominatrix, I have met various latex enthusiasts/fethists who love donning a full body + mask latex catsuit not just for its erotic aesthetics, but also about feeling confident and positive about who they look in the mirror. 

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Have you ever felt how it's like to have a second skin? A second skin that is so silky, so smooth, so velvety and so intimate? I welcome you to visit me. We can start by getting into our catsuits before shining and admiring our transformed bodies. Lose yourself in your deepest latex dreams.