Wearing a totally lustworthy black latex dress, CC Mason let her hair loose in soft flowing curls. The dress came complete with a fitted bodice and a high slit down the front, creating a glamorous vibe. Looking sultry as ever, she teamed the dress with a pair of delicate ankle strap heels.
The singer cited her love of cars and all things mechanical as inspiration for her “Racecar” music video. In a recent interview, CC Mason shared her thoughts about wearing latex, “The black latex dress reminded me of shiny motor oil, perfect for the theme. It is surprisingly comfortable and elegant.”
The singer also sported a red latex mini dress, flaunting all of her curves. To complete her look, she wore a pair of checkered wedges, matching the racecar inspired theme. MJTrends is a one stop shop for all things latex, so make sure to browse through our various options for latex sheeting.
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It’s cool that she’s already working with Missguided and then pivoting into such a bold music video aesthetic, it shows a strong sense of branding.
The contrast between the black latex dress and her loose curls sounded visually striking, especially with that high slit adding movement to the scenes.
The red mini dress paired with her curves and the racing elements sounds like a bold visual moment that probably stands out in the video.
I like that the article pointed out both the aesthetic and comfort of latex, because that combination is what makes these looks feel more wearable beyond just a video shoot.
The imagery of motorcycles, bikers, and her signature Camaro alongside those latex outfits made the whole video concept feel really intentional and not just flashy.
The way CC Mason compared the black latex dress to motor oil really tied the whole racecar concept together for me, especially with the Camaro and biker backdrop.
I liked the detail about the fitted bodice and high slit on the black latex dress, it sounds like it balanced glamour with that edgy mechanical theme perfectly.
The mention of checkered wedges stood out to me because it’s such a small detail, but it clearly ties back to the race theme in a playful way.
The whole motor oil comparison could have been gimmicky, but it actually makes sense when you picture the shine of latex under bright lighting.
The red latex mini with the checkered wedges felt like a clever nod to racing flags without being too literal, which kept the styling fun but still cohesive.
Her choice to wear two different latex looks, black and red, helped keep the video visually dynamic instead of relying on just one statement outfit.
I didn’t expect latex to be described as elegant, but pairing it with soft hair and delicate heels definitely reframes how people might see the material.
It’s interesting that she leaned into a mechanical theme rather than something more typical for a pop video, and the latex outfits really sold that direction.
Her comment about latex being surprisingly comfortable caught my attention, since most people assume it’s restrictive, but she made it sound wearable and elegant.
Seeing her pair delicate ankle strap heels with such a bold latex piece was interesting, it softened the overall look while keeping it sultry.
I appreciate how the article highlighted her inspiration from mechanics, because the shiny latex really does resemble oil and fits the theme more than typical stage outfits.
The high slit on the black dress seems like a practical choice too, especially for a video with cars and movement, not just a stylistic one.