Owning the Underground

Owning the Underground

For this shoot, I went underground, literally. The garage gave us a rough, industrial setting with concrete, pipes, space, and that slightly unfinished atmosphere I really like for lifestyle shoots. I wore white latex riding pants with a black corset, a latex shirt underneath, and a black hoodie layered over everything. The contrast worked immediately, especially in black and white.

High Heels, Latex And Concrete

The high-heeled platform knee boots completely changed the attitude of the outfit. They made the riding pants feel less traditional and pushed the whole look into something much more urban. I liked how the glossy latex and structured corset stood out against the raw surroundings, while the hoodie kept everything from becoming too polished. It felt like a mix of everyday clothing and something much more deliberate.

Making The Space Mine

What I liked most was how much freedom the empty garage gave me. There were no distractions, no carefully designed backdrop, just space to move, pose, and use the architecture around me. Sometimes a location does not need to be beautiful to work. It just needs enough character to let the outfit take over. For this one, that was exactly the point: latex lifestyle, high heels, and a little attitude in a place that was never meant to be fashionable.