So I bought a pink king-size bed sheet to use for the belly part of my mega fat suit. I'd always used beige before because it's pretty much flesh-tone (aka "buff" which is where the phrase "in the buff" comes from, plus it's also the name of a color of rabbit). Wanted to see if pink would produce a different vibe, especially since I made a pink version of my bloated blubbery bunnysona (partially inspired by pink bunny Link). And I actually did feel kinda different. Just as helpless, humiliated, and bloated (since I chugged melted ice cream that causes uncontrollable flatulence once it's digested), but also somehow softer and - I don't know - more sensual. Not physically "softer," but emotionally softer, since the thing still contains all the same stuff and the pink sheet is made from the same material as the beige ones. They're cotton, but I've often wondered what silk would feel like. Silk sheets are expensive, though. All the stuff I use to make this thing is cheap and readily available at most department stores.

Refer back to this journal entry for a description of what makes up this thing: https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/9615984/
Here's the pink version of my bloated blubbery bunnysona of flatulent fatness: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/42399212/

The only real problem was the heat. I sweated so much, my hair was drenched, and sweat was dripping off my hair and running down my face and shoulders and whatnot. You slob fans would totally dig that! But it didn't reek or anything. Oh, and I didn't use my lavender lotion this time. That stuff is super effective at inducing drowsy doziness, making me wallow in a lethargic stupor of euphoric bliss from which there's no escape, exacerbated by the bloatedness in my bowels that makes me feel like I'm being massaged on the inside. Thinking of myself as being pink like a pig made of bubblegum somehow actually did (at least somewhat) enhance the overall effect. Pretty sure only us "sensitive artist" types would be affected by colors in that way, though.