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Subject: Re:Wetlook suggestions.

Date: Wed 04/01/17 23:22:48 GMT

Name: jollywetfellow

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I don't normally comment on non-candid stuff, but I think I've read enough of other people's responses over recent years to know that MK is right - tastes in specific clothes for wetlook are widely different.

BUT I think that there are some clothing 'principles' which are pretty generally agreed:

Hot = clothes of a material which really LOOKS wet (and looks very different from when its dry), Not = clothes that you can't tell from a photo whether they're wet or dry

Hot = clothes which make the woman's curves more obvious when they're wet, Not = clothes which crease or hang in peculiar ways when wet, confusing the eye about the woman's shape

Hot = clothes which look like no sane person would want to risk 'spoiling' them with water, Not = clothes which look like what some people change INTO for swimming, eg shorts and t-shirts; things that look like burkinis or wetsuits.

Anybody add to this list......?

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Re:Wetlook suggestions.

By MK - wamtec@comcast.net Wed 04/01/17 15:59:52 GMT

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I think there are many attributes of the wetlook culture we can agree upon, but clothing preferences is not one of them, and it is a given that every wetlook fan has their own personal preferences.....so clothing preferences are not something that can be defined as what is hot and what is not,,,,cos everybody has different opinions.

The attributes that we can probably agree upon and be defined as hot (good) and not (bad) are other factors related to production that are not related to clothing preferences.....e.g.

Hot = good lighting, Not= bad lighting

Hot = long scenes with full flowing continuity. Not = short scenes with mixed up or omitted continuity (i.e. no entry or exit shots)

Hot = steady and fluid camerawork. Not = shakycam amateur camerawork

Hot = full immersion wetlook coverage. Not = partial wetlook (e.g. hair does not get wet)

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Re:Wetlook suggestions.

By Finder - Wed 04/01/17 12:16:05 GMT

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Your choice was also nice, but I need more input from more people.

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Re:Wetlook suggestions.

By Bruno - Wed 04/01/17 11:55:38 GMT

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Sorry guy, but your clothes choice is not really my taste.

How about: http://www.igotitinparis.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/tweed-pencil-skirt-and-jacket.jpg

Cheers, Bruno

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Wetlook suggestions.

By Finder - Wed 04/01/17 10:40:45 GMT

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Hello Wetlook People.

Please check the 11 pictures in the link below and give me input. What is hot and what is not. It is all up to date latest fashion but never or hardly seen wet.

http://imgur.com/a/blcAh

I can supply most of the clothes if a producer falls for any item.

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