Russian supermodel Natasha Poly looked electrifying in a latex outfit as part of the Mercedes Benz 2017 SL campaign. Sporting a form-fitting latex ensemble, Poly looked gorgeous while posing in front of the latest Mercedes Benz automobile displays. Her main look featured a bright blue dress with sexy cut out detailing at the bust and looping upward in a cool halter style. She completed the look with sky high stilettos and an elegant pair of indigo colored gloves.
The outfit was custom made by Japanese designer Atsuko Kudo, known for crafting hand made pieces for celebrities like Lady Gaga and Beyonce. “I’m very proud and honored to have become a member of this amazing family at Mercedes-Benz and to do this beautiful campaign, introducing this iconic car. I feel very powerful in this dress, like a superhero. I feel very strong and sexy at the same time.” Natasha told the press. Looking sleek and chic, the supermodel definitely shined brightly, clad head to toe in latex. We have a variety of latex options available here at MJTrends, including a range of thickness options from 0.20mm to 0.80mm and multiple colors.
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Those indigo gloves are an interesting touch against the bright blue dress, adding depth without overpowering the overall look.
It’s cool to see latex used in such a polished, mainstream campaign instead of just niche fashion shoots, especially with a major brand like Mercedes-Benz.
I’m impressed by how the bright blue shade stands out against the typical neutral tones of car campaigns, making the whole shoot more memorable.
Atsuko Kudo designing this piece makes total sense, considering her work with Gaga and Beyonce, and the craftsmanship really comes through in that clean, sculpted silhouette.
Pairing sky-high stilettos with latex can be tricky, but in this case it seems to elongate the silhouette and complement the sleek lines of the Mercedes.
The fact that the outfit was custom made explains why it fits so perfectly, especially with such a challenging material like latex.
This campaign really highlights how latex can be both sexy and sophisticated when designed well, rather than just provocative for the sake of it.
The mention of multiple thickness options from 0.20mm to 0.80mm is helpful, since achieving that smooth, second-skin look like Natasha’s probably depends a lot on material choice.
I appreciate that the article mentions how she felt strong and sexy, because latex often gets stereotyped, but this campaign shows it can also feel empowering and elegant.
The comparison to a superhero vibe really clicked for me, because that bold blue latex and those sky-high stilettos give off a powerful, almost futuristic energy.
I like how the article highlighted the thickness options MJTrends offers, since seeing Natasha Poly in that sleek look makes me curious what thickness would achieve a similar finish.
The cutout detailing at the bust looping into a halter style is such a unique design element, and it probably helps balance the intensity of the latex material.
Seeing Natasha Poly in a full latex ensemble in a luxury car campaign feels like a perfect blend of fashion and automotive design, especially with that striking Mercedes SL backdrop.
I like that the article ties the look back to MJTrends’ own offerings, since seeing a high-fashion example makes it easier to imagine recreating a similar vibe.
The way the campaign pairs a high-performance car with a high-shine latex outfit feels intentional, almost like both are about precision, power, and sleek design.
Her statement about feeling like a superhero actually makes the styling make more sense, because the bold color and tight fit really emphasize confidence and strength.
That bright blue latex dress with the cutout halter detail sounds incredible, especially paired with the indigo gloves. Atsuko Kudo always knows how to make latex look both edgy and refined.