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Silk and Satin Fetish

Satin fetishism is a sexual fetish relating to garments or other articles made of silk or satin fabric. It is usually directed towards people wearing silk or satin, but it can also be directed towards the garments themselves.

Fetishists are attracted to silk and satin both because of its physical properties: softness, smoothness, drape and shine. Also for its association with elegance, glamour, romance and opulence.

The principal materials are charmeuse silk and satins, but other materials with similar properties, such as spandex and polyester are also admired.

Famous satin fetishists

One of history’s most famous satin fetishists was the great German composer Richard Wagner. Wagner’s love of expensive fabrics was partly due to the sensitivity of his skin, but silk also served as an imaginative prop in the creation of his operas, along with perfumes, wall hangings, and furs, and there may also have been an erotic aspect to his fetish.

Although Wagner himself tried to conceal his fetish it eventually became public knowledge, causing concern amongst the ministers of Wagner’s patron, King Ludwig the Second of Bavaria, who lavished large sums of money on Wagner. It was known that Wagner often wore silken undergarments, and Ludwig’s ministers feared this and his music might have a corrupting influence on the young. Talk about ancient Rock n Roll :-)

Fetish clothing

This includes any type of clothing and clothing material which is commonly fetishized. Fetish clothing is often worn within the fetish subculture and can commonly be seen in fetish clubs. Many elements from fetish clothing have been adopted by mainstream fashion designers.

It is possible for almost any item of clothing to be the subject of a fetish. Commonly fetishized types of clothing include underwear, lingerie, skin-tight clothing, and footwear such as ballet boots and pony boots.

Common items of fetish clothing include catsuits, corsets, neck corsets, hobble skirts, gloves, thigh-high boots and stockings, sheer underwear, collars, bondage masks and hoods, and leather body harnesses. Fetish clubs often have a dress code requiring fetish clothing, frequently as a way of keeping curious non-fetishists out.

The uniforms associated with certain occupations are frequently fetishized; for example, nurse, maid, schoolgirl, law enforcement officer and military officer. It is possible to buy uniforms made out of fetish materials rather than regular fabric.

Pissing Fetish

Pissing fetish is also known as urophilia or undinism. Its a sexual fetish in which participants derive sexual pleasure from peeing.

People with a fetish for pee often like to piss in public, or urinate on, or be urinated on by other people, and may drink the pee. The consumption of piss is called urophagia. Some like to watch others doing these things. These activities are often described by the euphemisms as “golden showers” or “watersports”.

As a fetish, pee may be consumed or bathed in. Other forms of urolagnia may involve a tendency to be sexually aroused by smelling piss soaked clothing. In many cases, a strong correlation or conditioning arises between the smell of piss or the sight of someone pissing and the sexual act.

Some are aroused by the sound of either a male or female pissing into a receptacle. To many of this persuasion, the louder the noise, the more arousing. In BDSM, a submissive may be pissed on or forced to hold their pee until incontinence as a form of humiliation. In some cases, a person is aroused by merely staging situations where others can either witness that person wet his or her clothing or smell his or her urine scent.

In Western nations, the term is sometimes broadened to include all fetishism for wetting oneself, seeing another urinate in their clothes, or wetting the bed, often leading to a crossover with communities for diaper fetishism and infantilism. Though arousal by this kind of accidental wetting is more accurately described as omorashi, such fetish communities outside of Japan are relatively small and significantly less prevalent than other groups dealing with urine.

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