A lot of people are curious about wearing latex in public. Daring, exciting, frightening, and even shameful for some, it is all these things and more. Here is my guide to wearing latex in public.
Many people wear latex in public because they enjoy the look and feel it gives them. Some love to flaunt their latex in public and get a kick out of seeing how other people react to their attire. Others are not that keen on flaunting their latex fetish in public and might not have a strong desire to do so.
If you want to wear latex in public or not, it is 100% up to you.
How to Wear Latex in Public
Start out small and progress at a rate you are comfortable with. If you wish to be private, wearing latex undergarments under your regular clothing is a safe way to wear latex in public without attracting a lot of attention.
Incorporating latex clothing into an everyday wardrobe is easy. Wearing a latex t-shirt, dress shirt, skirt, legging, or jeans, with other non-fetish clothing is a simple and easy way to wear latex in public, and a great way to find out if it is something for you.
It might take a while before you feel comfortable wearing a full latex outfit in public. Take your time and don’t push yourself too hard. Bring a long coat if you need to dial it back a bit or be discreet.
If you find it challenging to go out alone in latex, you can always ask a friend or gather some friends and go together. Have dinner together, attend a concert, have a picnic in a park, or go to a cocktail bar.
Wearing latex in public with like-minded friends is great fun and is something that I would recommend to everyone.
What Latex Clothing to Wear in Public
Women: Latex tops, latex blouses, latex leggings, jeans, latex skirts (mini, pencil, long), latex coats, latex jackets, latex corsets, latex dresses, or latex catsuits are all good options.
There are many stylish accessories for women, such as latex gloves and gauntlets, latex hair decorations, or a latex bag or purse.
Men: Latex t-shirts, latex polo shirts or dress shirts, latex jeans, latex vest, jackets or coats.
Men also have a few accessories – like latex gloves, a latex tie, or a latex butterfly bow tie.
Tips for Wearing Latex in Public
Latex needs to be polished in order to keep its shine. Bring some polish with you. A sponge with polish in a ziplock bag or some latex shine wipes should do the trick.
Keep an eye on the outside temperature. Latex provides no insulation, so if you wear latex outside when it’s cold, you will freeze. If you are outside at a high temperature, you will sweat a lot and might even overheat. Check for signs of overheating and dehydration. Drink plenty of water.
Finally, remember that white and light-colored latex can fade or discolor if exposed to sunlight, copper alloys, and colors that can stain.
Public Reactions to Wearing Latex in Public
Wearing latex in public can result in both positive and negative comments. It all depends on the people you meet. A few may react negatively and say or do hurtful things. There are many reasons for this. Maybe they associate latex kink with something bad or may feel uncomfortable about seeing someone expressing their personal kink.
Ignore any negative comments and don’t take them personally. Whenever possible, avoid confrontations and leave the area. Just because a jerk doesn’t understand you shouldn’t ruin your health and latex clothes.
You may be surprised that people are often mostly positive. Many people like the way latex clothing look on another person even if they are not interested in wearing it themselves.
People may approach you to ask more about what you are wearing, why you are wearing it, and if they can touch it. Don’t be afraid to answer questions.
Live out your fantasies, have fun wearing latex and share your passions!
I love using latex outdoors
I usually get positive comments as people are most curious about what I wear and want to touch the clothes
When I wear a jacket and trousers in latex in motorcycle style and sometimes a long raincoat and levis trousers in latex
Regards M Anne
back in the 90’s, I hooked up with Cindy DeMarco(Chicago)of the House Of Whacks. On my first visit, I purchased a 8mm neck entry catsuit from INVINCIBLE. This thing lasted me over 3 years. I would wear it at work, while riding my bike, walking through the mall, taking the train and even on a plane coming back from Amsterdam(I was the only person on the plane to be searched). As a matter of fact, I’m wearing a Murray and Vern at this moment.