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The new latex catsuit does not look too bad, does it? 😇

It took me quite a while to get into it (neck entry!!!) but it was worth it I think.

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J.R. Locke

Absolutely not! It looks great. Especially with your hair.

Matt

This might be the best photo of you I have seen. Damn!

Effectlife

Oh, wow, one of the best ones yet!

Nico Stegmann

Ich sehe nur noch *blau* 💙💙💙

Brad

Yes, worth the time for sure, very nice.

Lofote

Ich oute mich Mal: ich bin hat kein Latex Fan (und trotzdem bin ich hier, ja 🤣). Aber das sieht ja mega geil aus hier

Mike

I’m gonna punish myself with that Halloween whip for getting this wrong. I stand corrected by the mystical-blue Nox. 😅🤪💕

SociDong

Yes do you wanna have zippers or do you wanna get into it, the old story. I think the only correct way was let them glue the latex around you.

SociDong

I'm not that experienced with the practical aspects of latex clothes. But I oft find it is a thing whether there are more or less wrinkles. Of course this is a point of how it fits but I think it is a thing for high quality custom-made suits, too. So I wonder what can minimize wrinkles even at joints. I assume thiner material can adapt the body shape more easy. On the other hand, thicker material has it's own wrinkleless shape. But If I wanted a "Friesennerz" like suit, I would ask for PVC. Since I am like a stereotype, I like thin latex that fits like a second skin. So I wonder what is the best option. I heard about neopren suits that use different thickness for different body parts. Perhaps this is a way?

Celene Nox

A good fit (pattern!) plus thin material is usually the best option. Good bust cups are hard to design and adjust but only they will guarantee latex does not flaten your boobs.