Last night 3XL and LatexKitty celebrated their 2-week anniversary with a kinkier wedding after party. Close to 20 latexclad friends joined them for cocktails and appetizers at their home.

LatexKitty made all the pieces shown above for their second wedding celebration, all in less than one week–very impressive! I arrived early to help the newlyweds with party preparations, and made the food. Of course I also wore latex–a prim black maid’s dress and apron, naturally.

I was rather adamant that every party guest enjoy my food, and I’m pretty sure they did. I think in the end even the most stubborn guest tried my goodies, with a little assistance from my friend the Idiot, of course!

We also enjoyed a kinky wedding cake, lovingly baked by the original wedding cake’s baker, 3XL’s super-talented sister. Delicious voluptuous rich chocolate,  yum!

We partied and chatted until the wee hours when we left the happy couple to sweet dreams and a well-deserved slumber.

You can see all the photos from the party in the event section of the latex gallery.

These days, there’s more latex designers on Etsy.com than you can shake a stick at!

It appears there are lots of start-ups who show promise, as well as more established designers such as Lust Designs, Fierce Couture, Hedony and Maggine Dalena among others.

During a recent visit, I came across 3 fairly new shops with gorgeous offerings.

Feast your eyes on the lush Victorian styles of Peccatus, Latex Couture, a designer based in Camden Lock in London. I’m a sucker for well-photographed fetish wear, but the detail has also got to be there, and the close-ups on the 17 pieces for sale sure have impressed me!

Gigi Deluxe, the Chicago artist and House of Bias muse is a talented exceptional milliner. She’s also got an Etsy storefront, featuring 3 exquisite latex hats crafted fr0m feathers, net, crystals and House of Bias prints.  I’m fantasizing about this retro feeling hat and how it could offset a plain black latex dress or even a vintage crepe number.

Venus Prototype is a familar face in the fetish world, and she’s also selling her designs at Etsy. Her shop showcases fetish classics with a modern new edge, like this rockabilly dress, for instance. Sweet!

And finally, Libidex is having another terrific sale–25% off all latex–just in time for planning your Fetish Weekend outfit, or maybe your Rubber Ball catsuit!

Our Summer Sale runs from today (17th July) until Monday 17th August.

Please note discount does not apply to customised items, or to Made-to-Fit or Express services, which will be charged at a percentage of the non-discounted price.

Latex Kitty has made a new beautiful latex shower curtain for our green tiled bathroom. The old one, made from black latex, lasted a little more than two years before it started to rip’n'rot.

Kitty made the shower curtain from 4 meters of Radical Rubber’s Translucent Olive (0.4 mm) latex sheeting, two meters of cotton strip, 14 eyelets, latex milk and rubber cement.

If you are interested in latex DIY projects like this, I suggest that you visit Latex Kitty’s popular blog: Making Latex Clothing.

Seems some of our old favorites have added more web options recently, which is always a good thing for rubberists worldwide.

For many years, it’s been close to impossible for Europeans, English, Japanese and Australians to have the opportunity to buy Polymorphe’s famed latex, as there just weren’t many suppliers overseas. Not so, anymore, it would seem, as they’ve recently launched a web shop. When I tried about a week ago, however, I wasn’t able to order anything to ship to Denmark, but I suspect it was still in the early stages and that these sorts of kinks are being ironed out. Can anyone confirm a successful order, please?

Slinky Skin took a break from selling their unique catsuits and inflatable dresses while they were moving to Australia, but I noticed they’re taking orders again, both at a new site, and on eBay once again. Due to high shipping costs from Australia, the team has partnered with a reputable manufacturer to produce their pieces at a decent price and under strict quality control.

They appear to be adding new items to the new site on an ongoing basis, but the trademark catsuits and inflatable balls look ready to ship.

They’re also back with their eBay sales, under a different seller name, since I can’t imagine their old monniker, Ultimate Slut, was very popular with eBay’s policymakers!

Until next time!

At the time of posting, 3XL and Latex Kitty are now officially married! I am happy to say that I’ll have the opportunity to witness the entire event, along with my husband, who 3XL introduced to me back at our first Rubber Ball.

3XL started his latex blog in 2002 out of a growing sense of frustration that his wife would never accept or understand his fetish. The blog quickly took off when it struck a chord with many latex fetishists who expereinced the same situation in their own lives.

While 3XL evolved as a fetishist, his wife at the time was not able to accept his fetish or his inner cravings, in spite of the sacrifices that he made in the marriage. In the end, after a lot of soul searching, he made the painful decision to end the marriage.

Luckily for him, a latex soulmate was not far away from entering his life, when he met Latex Kitty. Kitty gave up her studies in Berlin to move in with 3XL and start a new life here in Denmark, and in October 2008, she accepted 3XL’s proposal of marriage!

I have never seen my friend happier or more fulfilled during the past year. It has been a real joy getting to know Latex Kitty, and I look forward to knowing them as a happy couple for several more decades to come.

Best of wishes to the 2 of you in your new life as a married couple.

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I’m including a link to their wedding list at Amazon.co.uk for any readers who would like to send a gift. Please leave a message for the couple in our comments section.
wedding registry here -

Skin Two has confirmed the actual dates for their annual Rubber Ball, which is to be held this year in December (the events run Dec 11-13). I haven’t been able to find out if this year’s weekend will also feature an Expo, or what the top secret cool new location is, but all in good time!

More useful info can, as always, be found at the official site.

Vex is teaming up with a new fetish site, FetishBuzz.com, and offering one talented model or photographer the chance to win one of their custom fetish outfits, valued at $1,500. I can only imagine the Twitter buzz going on already as the competitors lobby for votes.

Fetish Buzz looks promising, with its fetish news, photographer and model articles and even an advice column. Their YouTube broadcasts were rather fun as well. It appears to be something MJ Trends, the sheet supplier has launched.

Vex Clothing also has a new blog, which appeared to have launched sometime in June. Check out their applique post, which immediately caught 3XL’s eye. The blog’s a wonderful way to keep up with the busy company, and also gives us a rather exciting glimpse of fetish in the mainstream. (Check out Vex’s participation in Chicago’s Soul Music Festival, for example.)