April Dressing 6: Leather, Boobs and Legs

Couldn't think of a better description:



Those boobs look good, right? All thanks to a push-up bra and some home-made pads.

The purple top with embroidered neckline is by Naturally, bought at Forman Mills in June 2013; the black faux leather skirt is from Target's Xhilaration line in October 2013; the shoes are Double Comfort "Madeline" spectator t-strap pumps from Payless in January 2016. Other accessories are a purple bow, silver jewelry, silver belt, and natural hose.



The boobs look good in the portraits, too.

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April Dressing 5: Dafffodil Yellow

Couldn't think of a better description at this time of year...



The yellow striped t-shirt and yellow pleated skirt are both from Kmart's Jaclyn Smith line in April 2015; the shoes are Predictions Comfort Plus "Janine" yellow patent pumps from Payless in May 2015. Other accessories are a yellow bow, black-and-white jewelry and white hose.



More portraits:

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Wikipedia: Pinafore eroticism

Proving that nearly anything can be found on Wikipedia, here's an entry on one of our favorite subjects.

"Petticoat punishment," as a sexual fetish interest, involves imagining or reenacting this scenario. However, as a fetish interest, these activities are usually heavily exaggerated and sexualized, including elaborate humiliation and public nudity. They often involve the male being feminized into a sissy by a powerful female presence (often a mother or aunt) in front of his cousins, sisters, or in some cases, girls of his own age whom he had offended by his boorish behavior.

Petticoating roleplay may include being forced to wear makeup and to carry dolls, purses, and other items associated with girls.

Petticoat discipline also occurs in the context of some marital relationships, as a means by which a wife may exert control over her husband. This may involve various items of feminine clothing or underwear in a variety of contexts, ranging from the husband having to wear a feminine apron around the house whilst performing household chores, to the wife insisting that the husband wear a brassiere and/or panties on a full-time basis under ordinary male clothing. In all such circumstances, there is a strong reliance on the element of humiliation, whether actual or potential, should the husband's secret be discovered.

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April Dressing 4: Little Blue Jumper

I'm sure the manufacturer intended this as a sleeveless sheath, but I wear it with a blouse beneath...



The blue a-line jumper is from Target's Mossimo line in March 2015; the white man-tailored blouse is from Kmart's Basic Editions line in November 2014; the shoes are Christian Siriano "Manic" blue pumps from Payless in February 2015. Other accesories are a white bow, red jewelry, scarf, blue belt, and white hose.



A couple of portraits:

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April Dressing 3: Set to Jump?

I think I've finally gotten the jumpsuit to look the way I always envisioned it...



The navy jumpsuit is by Spense Woman, bought at Ross in June 2016; the shoes are Dollhouse "Margaretta" black pumps with metal heels, from Shoe Dept in January 2010. Other accessories are a blue bow, silver jewelry, scarf, and white belt.



I really like the animation of that second portrait:

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Poll Results--Dani's Best Look: Week 13

Winner this round:

And the choices for the next round:

The midnight blue velvet dress with gold flecks is by Teddi Evening, found in a thrift shop in August 2013; the shoes are Mossimo "Valonia" blue patent pumps, from Target in March 2009. Other accessories are a blue bow, gold jewelry, and black hose.

The white blouse with gold buttons is by Notations Woman, a thrift shop find in January 2012; the leopard-print skirt is by Miss Majesty, bought at Fashion Bug in November 2012; the shoes are Dexter "Lynx" mary-janes, from Payless in February 2010. Other accessories are a white bow, gold jewelry, gold belt, and black hose.

The pink short-sleeved blouse is by Uniti, bought at Forman Mills in May 2014; the black=and-white pencil skirt is by Soho Apparel, bought at Burlington Coat Factory in October 2014; the shoes are Dollhouse "Margaretta" black pumps with metal heels, from Shoe Dept. in January 2010. Other accessories are a pink bow, silver jewelry, and pink patterned tights.











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April Dressing 2: Blue and Gold

Second outfit from Thursday evening:



The lace v-neck floral t-shirt is from Kmart's Basic Editions line in February 2015; the blue print miniskirt is from Target's Xhileration line in January 2012; the shoes are Kevin Cole Unlisted "Bond Girl" bone peep-toe pumps, from Shoe Dept in January 2013. Other accessories are a lace bow, black-and-white jewelry, and natural hose.



Eye makeup is again totally digital.

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April Dressing 1: Pretty in Polka-Dots

This is the dress that I couldn't, for some reason, get to fit correctly last month. Here, it looks just fine:



The polka-dot skater dress is by Star Vixen, bought at Forman Mills in March 2014; the shoes are Fioni fuchsia pink pumps, from Payless in January 2009. Other accessories are a pink bow, black-and-white jewelry, and natural hose.



For lack of time, I did the eye-makeup all digitally. And I used a slightly different place to take the portraits. Thoughts?

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