Specifically - Long Dresses?

[nachtjaeger]

For me, I am a fan of the "period piece" or "costume drama" theme. For example, a lady wandering around a spooky moorland in the 1890s requires a long Victorian nightdress. A wild Celt would be wearing a long skirt, but with a belt. She would "kirtle up" her skirt by grabbing the back and pulling it between her legs and tucking it into her belt, freeing her legs for running, fighting, or crossing a bog.

As for something lightweight and sexy, maybe one of those long filmy transparent nightgowns that Marilyn Monroe would have worn: http://www.buymoviepostersinc.com/images/g_image/item-000395.jpg

[PM2K]

For me, I am a fan of the "period piece" or "costume drama" theme. For example, a lady wandering around a spooky moorland in the 1890s requires a long Victorian nightdress. A wild Celt would be wearing a long skirt, but with a belt. She would "kirtle up" her skirt by grabbing the back and pulling it between her legs and tucking it into her belt, freeing her legs for running, fighting, or crossing a bog.

As for something lightweight and sexy, maybe one of those long filmy transparent nightgowns that Marilyn Monroe would have worn: http://www.buymoviepostersinc.com/images/g_image/item-000395.jpg

You convinced me!

[claykid]

what about an old prom dress, they don't have the frills and such underneath, would not weigh down as easy, just a thought

[prince_vegeta]

I'm a fan of seeing ladies sinking in long dresses, especially the red dress design similar to Jessica Rabbit.

[Fred588]

what about an old prom dress, they don't have the frills and such underneath, would not weigh down as easy, just a thought

Not having multiple layers would help a good deal.

[joedeep130535]

You can always trust me to be awkward! I prefer mini-skirts & shorts to the extent I don't bother with "long skirt" videos That said I accept that it is a matter of personal taste & defer to what seems to be a majority

[Fred588]

You can always trust me to be awkward! I prefer mini-skirts & shorts to the extent I don't bother with "long skirt" videos That said I accept that it is a matter of personal taste & defer to what seems to be a majority

I don't know what the total production of scenes across all producers, in a year, is but I suspect its north of 300 scenes. Given that there is room for nearly all tastes.

[Duncan Edwards]

You can always trust me to be awkward! I prefer mini-skirts & shorts to the extent I don't bother with "long skirt" videos That said I accept that it is a matter of personal taste & defer to what seems to be a majority

I don't know what the total production of scenes across all producers, in a year, is but I suspect its north of 300 scenes. Given that there is room for nearly all tastes.

Yeah I think there is enough disparity to cover a lot of things. I'd can't imagine a single scene that tries to push every button out there. Well, actually I can but that lottery thing hasn't worked out yet.

[mudxdresser]

Since long dresses tend to be very heavy, that restricts just which models can do those type scenes. I wear long dresses all the time and they are always very heavy or they would not be of interest to me. Face the problem head on, find a model who is more muscular than usual, perhaps a swimmer or acrobat, and let them practice some first to get the feel of moving about. The sight of the dress being obviously heavy is part of the turn on as it drapes around the body differently than something lighter.

[Nessie]

I know Nessie has had similar experiences too.

Yes, I actually sank in a big, full, red taffeta gown (for a video) with a netty poofy underskirt at Fred's claypit.

I have always had a thing about the princess theme. It's the look of the dress -- I like really fancy ones -- and the character it creates. She who wears a gown, and a crown, is much more special than any boring ol' ordinary she who wears a T-shirt and shorts.

This goes wayyyyyyy back to little girlhood and childish fantasies of princesses in quicksand. I used to wrap dolls in blankets and "sink" them.

I also really like the idea of clothing in quicksand that 100% is NOT intended to get muddy, and princess gowns are top of the list. Dresses with plenty of skirt also react in interesting ways to mudpits and to sinking. Parts float on top. Parts fold around. Parts drag in the mud.

Jeans, shorts and miniskirts just don't do any of that.

The reality of the sinking-as-a-princess was quite different from the fantasy. I mean, I figured it'd pick up some weight, but I was not prepared for the additional gazillion pounds that was the reality.

This puts the princess theme outside the realm of practical sinking for my personal pleasure. I have sunk in lesser long gowns since then, though. The sinking isn't the problem, and getting out of my own mudpits wasn't a problem either.

The agony was all in the carrying-out...what a long walk that is to the car with all that wet material in the bag!

(But it looked so cool...)

Nessie