Catwoman
Catwoman is a comic book character from the Batman Comics, first introduced in 1940. Catwoman was originally a villain, a jewel thief, who gets romantically involved with Batman and changes her ways somewhat, so it is not clear whether she is good or bad.
Over the years, the character went through many different outfits and in the "Batman" TV Series in the 1960s she was seen in a tight black spandex catsuit, first portrayed by Julie Newmar and later by Eartha Kitt. In the movie based on that series, Lee Meriwether wore that form-fitting suit.
In the movie "Batman Returns" (1992), director Tim Burton reinvented the character with Michelle Pfeiffer in a tight latex outfit, designed for the movie by Paul Barrett-Brown and made by "Syren" founder Andy Wilkes. The performance made an impression - many fetishists recall the movie fondly.
In 2004, unknown French director Pitof unsuccessfully tried to reinvent the character with a new concept in the movie "Catwoman" starring Halle Berry and Sharon Stone. The only positive aspects of the movie were the sight of Halle Berry in a sexy leather outfit and a large poster of Sharon Stone in a silver latex outfit. The movie itself disappointed fans and was a commercial failure, making future Catwoman movies unlikely for some time.
She was portrayed by Anne Hathaway in "The Dark Knight Rises" (2012),again in a tight latex outfit.
The Catwoman character has been an inspiration to generations of fetish fans, spawning lots of different costumes and adaptations.
