Here's my take on this. A bit of a different approach, which gives more consistent results and I think is more beginner-friendly. I use a different software, but I will adjust the steps below to make it work in Adobe Photoshop.
First thing I did was duplicate the layer and select the latex clothing. (This can be a very rough selection as long as it's feathered a bit.) Then I turned off the visibility of the bottom layer.

Then I messed with the blend ranges of this new layer (basically like the Blend If sliders in Photoshop) to show only the very bright areas. To access the Blend If sliders, double-click the right side of the layer in the Layers panel. Then, grab the left side of the slider and drag it quite far to the right. This will give you a pretty harsh result, so hold Alt and click on the slider to break it apart, and drag the halves further apart to make the transition smoother.
This will give you a result something like this:

Now just enable the original layer below it, and change the blend mode of this layer to Linear Dodge (Add) or Screen.

If the highlight effect you're getting is too strong, you can always reduce the opacity. Or if it isn't strong enough, you can simply duplicate the layer.