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Subject: Re:TV/Movies and real life

Date: Tue 10/02/15 03:01:25 GMT

Name: EdR

Email: asplashofglamour@gmail.com

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"I was wondering, how much similarity is there between wetlook seen on television and/or the cinema, and real life?"

Hmm It should be obvious. Things on TV and in movies aren't real.

"Whoever is interested, I have the following questions:"

"1. Is there a wetlook scene from either a television programme (series, advert, game show etc.) or a movie, that you consider as your favourite? And if so, why?"

1) I had a few favorite scenes. Having grown up at a time before the internet, the only source for me to see any wetlook was either on TV or in a movie. But these days, Those old favorites pale in compare to whats available online, and I find that I enjoy making wetlook images more.

"2. Have you ever witnessed a real life wetlook scene that reminded you of one you have seen in a movie or on TV (i.e. the girl getting wet in similar clothing)?"

2) It was hard enough for me to find wetlook scenes on TV, they were harder for me to see them in real life.

"3. Have you ever tried to re-enact such a scene in real life? I.e. get a girl wet in an outfit similar to one you have seen in a movie and you liked?"

3) At one time I may have considered trying to re-enact a scene I had seen on TV or in a movie. But, when the opportunity for me to make my own images presented itself, I decided to try producing something a bit more original. I didn't want to re-enact a scene, improve a weak scene or re-live something in my head. I just wanted something entirely new. For me, I feel this prevents burning out, because you can never get enough of anything.

Like you, there are times when I want to see wetlook in simple clothes like the real life kinds you describe. But at other times I want to see something else. It could be something business, something formal, maybe something more complex. I often find myself studying fashions and wondering how certain fashions would be like if used for a wetlook shoot, but it has to be attractive.

Of course, I will also admit, somethings I do not find attractive. Certain shoes or boots, certain types of clothes, and even certain scenarios I find no interest in. But for the most part, I feel pretty open to many things, and I think my work on our site shows it

EdR

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TV/Movies and real life

By Panayiotis Constantinides - Mon 09/02/15 08:54:22 GMT

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I was wondering, how much similarity is there between wetlook seen on television and/or the cinema, and real life?

Whoever is interested, I have the following questions:

1. Is there a wetlook scene from either a television programme (series, advert, game show etc.) or a movie, that you consider as your favourite? And if so, why?

2. Have you ever witnessed a real life wetlook scene that reminded you of one you have seen in a movie or on TV (i.e. the girl getting wet in similar clothing)?

3. Have you ever tried to re-enact such a scene in real life? I.e. get a girl wet in an outfit similar to one you have seen in a movie and you liked?

As for me…

1. There are a few scenes which I liked, but most of all three with simple clothing, which were closer to what you may see in real life:

Terry Moore in “Beneath the 12 Mile Reef” (plain pink button-down shirt over underwear, sleeves rolled up to the elbows),

Kristen Stewart in “Adventureville” (maroon t-shirt in pool), and

Another movie which I only saw part of it and don’t know the title, but I think it was filmed in Italy, the character’s name was Federica, and swam in a red and white polo shirt.

2. One summer, while on holiday in a Greek island, a local girl (around 16-17 at the time), swam in an outfit similar to that worn by Terry Moore in the Reef, i.e. a plain pink button-down shirt, with its sleeves rolled up to her elbows. The difference with Terry Moore was that underneath she wore a bikini (white and lilac) instead of underwear. She also had short curly hair, albeit much darker in colour than Terry Moore’s. On another occasion, the same girl swam in a white t-shirt with a beer advertisement on its front, over a blue bikini. It was just beach (or sun protection) wetlook, but something much more easily seen in real life, rather than fully clothed wetlook seen in movies.

Another girl, with whom my ex-girlfriend were close friends, came with us to the beach straight after work one day (she is a bank teller). She wasn’t planning to go swimming and had no swimsuit with her, but decided to go swimming in some of her clothes, i.e. a button-down shirt with white and blue stripes, with its sleeves rolled up to her elbows, over her white underwear. She removed her shoes and grey trousers. Her outfit reminded me of Mouche Phillips in an episode of Butterfly Island, but this girl was much older (around 23-24), and had wavy hair, dyed red, instead of Mouche Phillips who was no more than 15 in Butterfly Island, had long blonde straight hair and her shirt was short-sleeved.

3. Not yet… I have convinced girls to swim in outfits that I liked, but never based on something I had seen on TV or in a movie.

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