There is a spate of army/war/historical stuff coming (some fictional, some not) so we will see a goodly amount of breast plates and body armor in Exodus Gods and Kings and fantasy battle fashions in both The Hobbit, The Battle Of The Five Armies and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1. The Hunger Games probably comes closest to that naughty couture we all love, with Earth tone ready-to-wear/fight pants and jackets hugging Jennifer Lawrence’s curves perfectly (rather like our Steampunk line). The movie musical version of the Stephen Sondheim’s Broadway musical Into The Woods promises some wild fantasy costuming, from Meryl Streep outfitted as a Witch, to some great flowing courtly couture and Night At The Museum: Secret of The Tomb promises historical rendering of character costumes, from pitch helmets, to togas, to…you name it.
But is there really any good latex couture in the bunch? Are we getting anything to match what I saw in the Matrix this past weekend? It doesn’t look like it.
Still, with what we’ve seen from Madonna (throughout her career actually) or from Kim Kardashian or so many other stars of late, latex is alive and well and in the mainstream of fashion more then ever, So we can all sit back with a bucket of popcorn on our lap and enjoy our holiday movies this year, even if there isn’t exactly lots of latex in this recent offering.
