We might not exactly term it this way, but surely, wearing latex could very well give you “heightened confidence.” These are the two exact words used in this new article from the Hans India website, exploring how a wearer enjoys such positive gains when wearing a latex catsuit.
Starting off by claiming that very few wardrobe pieces have the transformative effect of a latex catsuit (all latex in general, we’d add), the piece goes on to explore the list of positives, for mind, body, and spirit, that come from such a versatile latex couture choice.
Elaborating on body appreciation, one surely can’t hide from the body-hugging, curve-accentuating properties of a snug and shiny catsuit…nor should one. And whether one is immediately transported into an “environment of appreciation” as the above piece suggests, we do know that the longer you come to wear latex, generally the more your entire being becomes comfortable in it.
The second skin feeling is mentioned here, as it is with any real rundown of the properties of our favorite textile. So is the feeling of boldness one might engender from such a specific display and, in some cases, a slight bucking of staid sartorial spirit.
‘Empowering’ is a word used here also, and something we hear first-time clients claiming they feel all the time when they first step into a latex wardrobe piece.
There’s also a heading “Understanding the Psychology of Color and Shine,” noting that our favorite textile does indeed come in many different colors and finishes, each color having its own social and psychological effects. Design technology is also mentioned, noting that the modern-day latex catsuit is indeed created with comfort in mind, featuring ever better breathability, with latex designers having a near infinite variety of ways to measure bespoke items.
Lastly advising its readers to “Put on that latex catsuit of yours and Embrace Your Weird,” we’d have to add, put on any latex couture or any reason at all. But we surely thank Hans India for recognizing such a staple of latex wear.
