Wetlook World Forum

2) 1980's clothing and hair styles would be interesting to see.

3) Something you do not see to often in Wetlook is full winter wear.  I mean really do it right.  A full length down coat with a sweater underneath, a scarf,  wool mittens and of course a hat and those big fluffy fur lined boots (I don't know what they are called, show an underwater shot of her swimming. On second thought, with all of that weight, she may drown.  OK, I'll pitch in to rent a lifeguard or two. A few years ago, one of the wetlook site moderators said "The more WRONG it is to get wet in, the more RIGHT it is for wetlook".

4) Nuns.  You don't see wet nuns very often (and I'm not talking about Sister Charles Bronson from third grade either), A "pretty" Nun would be nice.

5) Fur coats. Sure, many producers have fur in the tub and shower, but I've never seen a full legnth fur coat totally submerged or swimming underwater. Every woman LOVES how a fur coat feels (on dry land).  They are just not aware of how great they feel underwater!

6) Wet bridal/formal gowns. Some wetlook producers have great scenes involving wedding dresses and formal wear. It is always pleasing to see a well dressed woman jumping into a pool or running/being carried into the surf.  There are so many styles of formal wear that it is easy to be creative in this category. A scuba-diving bride in an elaborate gown would be different.

7) Square dancers...can't get enough of them.

8) And finally, my personal favorite, the rarest of the rare...Victorian period dresses. Some producers have tried this and it may even be cost prohibitive to do this, but a woman in proper, full regalia Victorian style clothing is the ultimate for me.  I realize that this type of period costume would probably be cost prohibitive, but the results would be sooo worth it. I do not think that any wetlook producer has done this correctly because of the cost of the costume, but think about how that would look on film. Perhaps an underwater view of one such woman entering the water slowly, then swimming underwater for 20 feet or so.  Jumping into a pool (or into 10-foot-deep surf from a boat) feet-first with all of that petticoat and gown wrapping around her as she sank to the bottom, then swimming playfully.  Stepping out of the pool would be a nice scene as well.  It be really wild to see something like this under the surf, just bobbing about and dunking herself underwater, touching the sand at the bottom.

     Just a few ideas. Thank you for asking for our input, Gregg.  Best of luck!