Once confined to the dark corners of fetish parties and the back of Cruella De Vil's wardrobe, wet look clothing is now making its way out of the dungeon and onto the catwalk.

Wet look fashion is dominating the high street (not to mention the bedroom). Offering an easier-to-wear option than latex and softer styling than PVC, wet look fabrics give you the glossy glamour of BDSM fabrics without the restriction - which means you can wear them any time!

Undeniably sexy, the style is perfect for parties both in and out of the bedroom. That's why we've created Fierce, our brand new wet look clothing and boudoir range. Designed to get you owning, exploring and expressing your sexuality, Fierce puts you in the spotlight and brings out your inner Domme diva.

Whether you fancy adding a mere drip, or a full-on waterfall to your wardrobe, in this blog we show you how to master the wet look style.

For many, the idea of wearing wet look clothing can seem a little daunting - after all, isn't the land of black-and-glossy fabrics reserved for the dungeon?

However, we here at Lovehoney think that slipping into a little wet look lingerie is a simple-but-sensationally-sexy way to vamp up your wardrobe. You just have to look in your local high street clothes shops to see that wet look clothing is no longer something that you find in a shifty backstreet store with blacked-out windows.

From leggings, to coats, to PVC-trimmed dresses, it's out there. It's - dare we say it - mainstream. Heck, you've probably got a faux leather jacket or some knee-high boots stashed away in your wardrobe already, and haven't even given it a second thought.

So, how do you work it into your boudoir threads without feeling a little, well, silly? Well, grab your latex polish, and check out our top tips for bringing wet-look lingerie into your life. After all, isn't it your time to shine?

What do you love most about your body?

Whether it's your butt, your boobs or your thighbrows (come again?) we've got sexy lingerie to help you show your favourite bits off.

Role play is a ghoul's best friend, and our Halloween Shop is officially open!

Whether you're planning to jump someone's bones, or you need a cute costume to impress your broom-mates, we've got what you need.

Come and get it, boo.

We're super excited to introduce two brand new Lovehoney Lingerie collections, modelled by Insta-fabulous curve model Audrey Ritchie, (AKA part of Rihanna's size-inclusive Savage X Fenty squad).

Belle Amour, which features the above chemise, is a scorching combination of delicate lace and plunging cups, while Rendezvouz embraces provocation with open cups, studs and fetish-style O-rings.

Designed to celebrate round bums, curvy thighs and voluptuous cleavages, both collections are exclusively designed for UK sizes 18 to 28.

Let us know which piece you can't do without in the comments section below.

Not only do suspender belts hold your stockings up during the friskiest of trysts and the most energetic stripteases, they also boost your lingerie's sex appeal to eye-watering levels.

However, if you aren't careful when you clip, you might find yourself with your stockings round your ankles before you've made it to first base.

We've put together a handy guide to help you master a perfectly put-together look.

Despite what many people believe, PVC clothing and latex clothing are not exactly the same thing, although both are great for giving a shiny, figure-hugging look.

PVC (or polyvinylchloride, or vinyl) is a plastic polymer that's used to coat fabric to create a glossy, waterproof surface, whereas latex is a form of rubber that creates a more restrictive feeling. PVC makes a great cheap alternative to both latex and leather, has a much lower risk of causing an allergic reaction, and is often found in fetish or BDSM-inspired outfits.

But how do you know what is the best PVC outfit for you? Keep reading for our expert tips and top recommendations.