Species flags this video of a man putting a corset on over the top of a rubber catsuit.

Here’s an interesting shot of a few gentlemen wearing rubber corsets over the top of catsuits. It looks like a really interesting party. And, what a bizarre mix of fashion (look at the woman to the left of the focal group!) Thanks for point us to the link species.

Here are some more pictures from Latextex, who likes wearing rubber and latex corsets.

His description of the photos below is the following:

I am enclosing additional photos of some of my various corsets over the past few years. Most were bought in England, but I can’t recall the manufacturer. The last couple of custom made corsets have come from Canada and Orchard. I now wear about a 26″ corset, but can still lace down to 24″ for awhile.

Re rubber corsets, the best are the heavy latex waist cinchers made in Colombia or Brazil. They do not lace closed, but if they are about 10″ smaller than your normal waist, they will reduce you by 6 or 7″ when pulled closed by hook and eye fastners. I have found them by googleing “latex faja.’ As I said before, they seem tighter than a laced cloth or leather corset of similar size because they are always pulling tighter. I do not wear corsets for comfort. The tighter or smaller the better is my moto.

Reader Latextex has submitted some shots of himself in a number of different corsets. I continue to be interested in others’ experiences with rubber / latex corsets. Are they comfortable? Are they durable? Are they effective?

I’ve never myself worn any rubber or latex, though I certainly love some of the shots of attractive women wearing tight latex outfits … On to the photos!

Here’s a bit of description from Latextex:

I’ve been wearing corsets for close to fifty years, and still enjoy reducing my waist by 25% (33″ to 25″), although I used to reduce by 33% or from 33 to 22″. 21″ is the smallest I could ever reduce my waist, even when it was natural 28″.

I mentioned in my posting to your blog that I had worn a homemade rubber corset as well as a store-bought latex corset, so I will enclose photos of those first.
I go back far enough that latex and rubber girdles and waist cinchers, and regular laced corsets were still for sale in Sears catalogs and in stores. That’s when I first started wearing them, as soon as I could order them to my own address.