Wetlook World Forum

Silk and satin are great since their turn from light and opaque into heavy and sheer and stuck into body. Also sheer polyster is nice since it changes from sheer to almost opaque when wet. Leather and PVC are also my favorite. I used to love lycra outfits as they are usually skintight, but their are losing their touch, since those have not any dramatic change when wet. Lycra is usually too thick to give

good sheer effect.

I love to see women in party and formal clothing: Long dresses, opera gloves, gothic medieval fashions (lace, nylon & velvet), catsuits and boots (especially thigh high platforms). For my own wettings I choose PVC trousers or tight trend jeans, sheer mesh shirts/tops - Quite girly cross-dressing stuff. Shoes I usually have to left out to avoid ruinage.

Currently I wonder how would metallic lame/lycra-fabric change when wet - dry picture below in the link.

http://store6.yimg.com/I/sirenssecrets_1791_29282966

Would it change color or transparency or is it as boring

as latex - latex is great for messy but lousy for wetting.

If I was asked this question 5-10 year ago I would say jeans and sportwear. But as I have seen those wet many time and many times wet them myself they no longer have any kick.

Currently I almost hate normal jeans (cotton, little loose, pockets).

For some reason I like those modern fashion jeans (low waist, no pockets, belts) - maybe because the lace thongs

underneath or the fact that they almost drop down when wet.