Victoria in Proud Plum

Here are the final images of our shooting with Victoria van Violence in "Proud Plum".

All photos are (c) JeyOh! Photography

Model: Victoria van Violence
Male Model: tom
Photographer: JeyOh!
MUA: Nicole/Archiv #4
Latex: zitronenröllchen

Making Of Proud Plum Shooting

Here is the official "making of" video to thanks all of you for voting Victoria van Violence wearing zitronenröllchen into the Tattoo-and-more Calendar 2012.

First preview pictures of Victoria in Proud Plum

Here are the first previews of Victoria van Violence in the "Proud Plum" dress. The photos were shot by JeyOh! Photography in the Coffea Bar in Darmstadt (best place for coffee in town). Expect more pictures next week.

All photos are (c) JeyOh! Photography

Model: Victoria van Violence
Male Model: tom
Photographer: JeyOh!
MUA: Nicole/Archiv #4
Latex: zitronenröllchen

Proud Plum

Proud Plum is latex dress made for a photo session with the upcoming shooting star Victoria van Violence, a beautiful and talented model from Frankfurt/Germany.

The dress is solely made from 0.35mm plum colored latex. The two front parts overlap over the chest and close behind the neck with the help of a couple of snap fasteners. A zipper is assembled on the back to help dressing.

The front parts form a beautiful bust and give some insight between (You will know what I mean, when I 'll show you some pictures within the next days).

You can find a basic pattern file (PDF and SVG) to download on the pattern page.

When working with this pattern, take care to adjust the length of all parts to your needs (they are not aligned in the pattern file). Proud Plum is a little bit shorter on the front than on the back. Also take the width of the ruffles (cut from 5cm wide latex rings) into account.

I added small victorian cut trimmings to most of the seams (see on second image) and edges.

Cruel Cobald China

This creation took quite some time to finish.

Cruel Cobal China is based on an idea by JeyOh Photography to transfer the patterns of the widely known Blue Onion Porcelain (the German name is "Zwiebelmuster") to a set of latex undies.

The basic ornaments are always similar and represent a couple of Chinese flowers and fruits with individual meanings. Here's a brief history of the design in case you are interested.

I extracted the patterns from a photo and vectorized them using inkscape (find the SVG and PDF on the pattern page). Then I transfered the patterns (or parts of them) to adhesive labels, stuck them onto 0,35mm blue latex and cut them out using my small scissors. The pieces then were glued to the panties made from 0,35mm white latex.

I also attached a shell cut trimming along the edge to finish the look.

We are currently looking for models to shoot this design.

Megan Renee in "Among Roses"

Bombs Over Betty Photography has shot the really gorgeous scene "BOOTY BANDIT" with Masuimi Max and Megan Renee.

I'm very proud, Megan is wearing one of my latest designs: "Among Roses"

Find more photos at Masuimi's site.

© all photos by Bombs Over Betty Photography

models :: Masuimi Max and Megan Renee
photographer :: Bombs Over Betty
make up artist for Megan :: Josh Henderson
latex for Megan :: zitronenröllchen

Make your own Imperial Pasties

Here are the instruction for making your own Imperial Pasties:

1. Get the pattern from here: [SVG] [PDF] (The imperial emblem is a regular hexagon, so I cut the original emblem into 12 pieces and removed 3-4 degrees from each to create the final pattern.).

2. Print the pattern onto paper (see step 4) and also onto a self-adhesive label. Adhere the label onto a piece of 0.35mm white latex (top left).

3. Cut the emblem along the outline using a cutter or scissors (top right). Be patient and precise ;-)

4. When finished cutting (bottom left) attach the label side of the emblem to the paper print using some paper glue. This avoids shifting when the emblem is glued to the black latex (bottom right). Note: The imperial emblem  is symetric, so the paper print does not need to be mirrored.

5. Glue the latex side of the emblem onto a piece of 0.35mm black latex (top).

6. Cut along the outer edge leaving a small black border of 1-2mm (bottom left).

7. Finally cut from the center of the emblem along one edge of the white part and glue the overlapping black behind the emblem to create the cone form.

8. Wash, oil and enjoy the finished pasties (bottom right).

When you are done, send a photo of your pasties to latex@zitronenroellchen.com so we can show our tribute to the dark side. Go MacKenzie!

Here are some action shots.

[Copyright note: the imperial emblem is (c) Lucasfilm, Ltd. No copyright infringement is intended. The use of the emblem in this post is only for sake of education and scholarly analysis. I will not sell any items containing copyrighted material from Lucasfilm or others. If Lucasfilm will ask me to remove this post and all images showing the imperial emblem, I will do so immediately.]

Melissa Hayward in "Victorian Babe"

Melissa Hayward is wearing zitronenröllchen "Victorian Babe" lingerie. The photo was shot by Aerynn.

I love the hat.

© photo by Aerynn

Photo - AERYNN
Model - Melissa Hayward
Hair - Our Little Secret
Latex - zitronenroellchen
Hat - Apatico

Elena in "Support Your Local Soccer Team" and "Among Roses"

Here are the final images (in case you have seen the previews on tumblr) from Elena shooting zitronenröllchen custom latex wear. It was a great pleasure to work with her showing my latest two designs. JeyOh also did an amazing job shooting really cool photos. I hope you all like them.

© all photos by JeyOh! Photography

model :: Elena
photographer :: JeyOh

Support Your Local Soccer Team

Among Roses

Making Small Latex Roses

I have a couple of latex circles as leftovers from making ruffles. Time to convert them into some little latex roses.

1. The circles are cut out from 0.35mm bubblegum latex with an outer diameter of 8cm. I cut out a second circle in the middle of the larger one with a diameter of 4.5cm. This leaves a ring of latex ca. 1.7cm wide (top left).

2. I cleaned both sides with latex cleaner and applied latex milk to both the inner and outer edge of the front and back side. I also cut the ring into two halves for two roses (top right).

3. The next step looks tricky but isn't. I glued the outer circumference onto the inner one to create a ca. 8mm wide strip like the one on the picture (bottom left).

4. I rolled this irregular strip from one end to the other (bottom right).

5. The folded side of the rolled strip now looks similar to a little rose. I applied additional latex milk to the loose end and glued it in a way that the fold goes down to the bottom of the rose (top left).

6. I cut out little leaves from 0.35mm jade green latex (bottom left).

7. Finally I glued the leaves to the bottom of the roses (right).

I would like to see other types of latex flowers. So please send me photos and/or instructions of your creations.

Strawberry Fields Explained

A couple of people asked me for some details about the "Strawberry Fields" underwear worn by Miss Tschirhart.

I used 0.35mm 4D latex in the colors scarlet red and jade green for this creation.

The ruffles are made from small circles (outer diameter 12cm, inner diameter 8cm) with the outer edge cut with a small wave form rotary cutter.

The trimming is cut with a large wave form cutter.

All hearts are cut by hand. Four bows are glued to the panties and two to the top.

The top also has two hidden loops (behind the bows) where an optional neck holder can be attached.

The pattern can be found on the pattern page.

Miss Tschirhart in "Strawberry Fields by zitronenröllchen"

Isaac Suttell shot Erika Tschirhart in a really cute creation of mine called "Strawberry Fields". Here are some photos, I hope you like them as much as I do.

© all photos by Isaac Suttell
model :: Erika Tschirhart
photographer :: Isaac Suttell
hair and makeup artist :: Taryn Piana