What is Latex Sex

Thin rubber material most commonly associated with sexual fetishes, in particular BDSM. Common clothing items might include: tight leggings, corsets, mini-dress' etc... Whilst most commonly found in black, latex can come in any colour.

Latex was once seen as the domain of the kinky, the sexually experienced and the reprobates. While it still encapsulates those associations, it has moved on, becoming something more. No longer purely for the sexualization of the body, it’s now considered fashionable; a statement of dress and style.

Fetish fashion shows exist to let latex fashion designers illustrate how stylish latex can be, and show the many ways they can work with this difficult material.

Latex fetishism often involves dressing up in the material; looking at it worn by sexual partners; or fantasies about wearers of skin-tight or other latex garments, such as divers and workers wearing industrial protective clothing.[citation needed] Another common stereotype of is the image of a dominatrix wearing a skin-tight, usually jet-black, latex or PVC catsuit.

Some latex enthusiasts are also turned on by the wearing of draped latex garments such as cloaks. Other rubber paraphernalia, such as wet suits, gas masks, splash suits, Mackintoshes, galoshes, Wellington boots, rubber/plastic pants, and diapers are also often added to the scenario. Heavier fetishists often attempt duplicating all kinds of "everyday wear" into a rubber counterpart. Some PVC enthusiasts are turned on by PVC Hazmat suits and other forms of industrial protective clothing.