Rihanna is out with a new video for her song “S&M”. In the video, Rihanna is wearing four different stylish and colourful latex outfits.

Anybody know who did her latex clothing or have a opinion about the music or the video, please leave a comment!

Superstar disco diva and fashion icon Lady GaGa’s new anthem, the Abba-influenced ‘Alejandro’ sees a global video release featuring more stylish latex and fetish imagery.

Directed by fashion-heavy filmmaker Steven Klein (Madonna’s ‘Vogue’) the promo sees two nun’s outfits: a red Atsuko Kudo design and two, a custom rubber outfit by dynamic design duo Jaiden rVa James.

Full fashion details can be found at Lady Gaga stylist Nicola Formichetti’s blog.

The video features Christina in latex (Atsuko Kudo, House of Harlot and TG Clothing), a Kendra Mac by Agent Provocateur and bondage gear, plus some men dancing in the rain. It’s not as shocking as it probably thinks it is.

Christina joins a long line of performers, models, celebrities and starlets, such as Lady Gaga, Kelly Brook, Rihanna, and many others before them, using latex as a tool to brand their product as something sexy, new and daring.

The media has been lightning fast to hail latex clothing, and especially Atsuko Kudo latex clothing, as the latest must have, for every celebrity with a little self-respect!

The whole fetish scene knew that Atsuko Kudo’s latex was special, right from the first time she appeared on London’s fetish scene back in the summer of 2001. The rest of the world and Christina Aguilera are just catching up now… 9 years later!

You can check out various photos and snippets at: www.christinaaguilera.com

Rihanna turns up the heat in this calculated performance of Rockstar 101 for American Idol yesterday. Agreed, she looks amazing dressed as she does somewhat like the quasi-fascist Supreme Commander Servalan of the Terran Federation from cult sci-fi series Blake’s 7.

The important question is: latex or lycra? Or if neither what material is that? What are these rock stars doing to our minds? What do you think? Does it matter? Join the debate with your comments above!

Violet Blue has been counting the fetishes in Lady Gaga’s new video:

“If you haven’t seen it yet, I highly recommend Lady Gaga’s hyper-fetishized new video for her song “Bad Romance.” The video is way more entertaining than the song itself (which is catchy, by the way), and it’s packed with sex, high-gloss fetish couture, surreal effects and some serious shoes worthy of worship. Can you count the fetishes? There are some pretty obscure ones here, mixed with more obvious ones, and it’s interlaced with current pop fetishes (such as the coffins resembling the [Anubis] travel coffins in “True Blood”).

It’s pretty awesome.

I’ll get you started: rubber, manga, loligoth, retifism, medical fetish, feederism (ref: liquidophilia), blindfold fetish, masking, necrophilia, zentai (non-spandex). I’ll even suggest dacryphilia.”

Latex fetish model, RubberDoll, makes a unique mainstream appearance in the latest music video by renowned DJ, Markus Schulz. The clip, which is for Schulz’s latest single, “Do You Dream”, is a slick and dreamy feature with a soaring trance soundtrack. It’s contemporary styling and black-and-white videography are the perfect compliment to RubberDoll’s high gloss latex outfits.

The storyline finds Schulz roaming the city streets in search of his muse, who is played by RubberDoll. Just as the two are about to connect, RubberDoll vanishes into thin air, only to reappear as an image in picture frames at Schulz’s apartment. The video was filmed on location in Amsterdam, by director, Jelle Posthuma of the Corrino Media Group. Check out the behind the scenes footage available on YouTube.

RubberDollis also planning further collaborations with Schulz, including a live performance piece during his appearance at The Palms resort in Las Vegas on September 6, 2009.