How to Look Sexy and Chic in Latex Dresses

 

Latex is one of the most fetish fabrics around, but it’s also made quite the impression in high fashion. From Kim Kardashian’s infamous red liquid latex dress to Addison Rae wearing a Saint Laurent rubber minidress, celebrities are constantly showing off their love for this skin-tight material. With a little preparation, you too can look sexy and chic in latex dresses.

The main factors that women value in latex are appearance and gloss—the slick feel of the material is what makes it so seductive. But it’s not all about arousal: women also appreciate the body-conforming nature of the fabric, which helps elongate and contour the figure while accentuating a woman’s curves.

That said, there’s no denying that latex can be challenging to wear. For starters, it’s incredibly tight and doesn’t breathe, which can make it uncomfortable if you’re not used to it. Many people also find it hard to get dressed in latex, since the clingy fabric requires time and patience to put on. In addition, if you tug or pull at your latex too much, you risk damaging it and potentially deforming the shape.

For these reasons, it’s best to Latex dresses  work with a friend and take your time getting dressed. Start by rolling your piece along the seams, and then slowly move it over your body as you position it on your skin. Remember to check regularly for any wrinkles, kinks or bumps—and never pull at any part of your latex outfit or you may damage it permanently.

To minimize friction while putting on your latex, it’s also helpful to have either talcum powder or a lubricant on hand to help the garment glide onto your skin more easily. A silicone-based lubricant will be best for this purpose, as it won’t leave any residue on your clothes and is also more likely to stay wet longer than a water-based option.

Once your latex is on, you’ll want to keep it looking shiny and fresh by reapplying a shine agent after each use. This will ensure that the fabric doesn’t dry out and lose its sheen, which will diminish your look and ruin the sexy appeal of your latex pieces.

To further protect your latex, keep it out of direct sunlight when you’re not wearing it. The heat from the sun can cause the rubber to deform, so you should always store it in a cool dark place, like a garment bag or box. Additionally, avoid wearing any jewelry or long nails while you’re wearing your latex because the nails can rip the material. And, of course, never machine wash or dry clean your latex—it’s best to hand-wash it instead, using a gentle detergent. You can also protect your pieces with a coat of clear polish to add a protective layer against the elements.