Black latex stockings, black high heels, black latex gloves, black latex dress, the beautiful Dante Posh wearing them all... I love the way she makes the latex look so completely sexy, while at the same time like normal, everyday clothing. Whether it's because she's so comfortable in her own beauty, or because I've grown so used to looking at these images, I don't know, but I do know my lust for latex is growing.
I love knee socks, especially striped knee socks and especially, especially, super-especially pink and white striped knee socks. This last week, I've been feeling a bit like this red haired beauty in this photo by Bruno Dayan, all dressed up for the tea party, but just a little too overloaded to play properly.
I am taking a vacation next week and am sure I will come back fully recharged. Until then and the return of my higher faculties, I will continue to shower my readers with sexy ladies in spectacular hosiery and hope a riot doesn't ensue.
(Thanks to Jack for this one, too. Some of you boys have such an eye!)
I still owe my readers 30 more sexy stockings and suspender belts photos to say thank you for all the visits you have paid to Stocking Vixen, but the last few days have been a little busier than I imagined. I'm sending Liv Tyler in her suspender belt to hold down the fort until I can post the rest of her sexy friends.
So make that 29 sexy photos I owe my lovely readers. I think this one is so sexy that it might count extra. Thanks to Jack, for sending it to me.
My friend Nick Danger over at Fool For Your Stockings wrote today about his long-running curiosity about what Stevie Nicks might have been wearing all these years under her long, flowing skirts and boots, and posted a link to Gypsy Moon, a store in Boston that specializes in soft, romantic, feminine clothing, very much like what Ms. Nicks has worn all these years. If you like Steampunk or Edwardian-styles, or petticoats, then hustle your bustle on over to that site, because you may never need to find another place to shop again. The selection is excellent for that type of thing.
While their hosiery selection isn't extensive, I did find a couple of interesting things. The pair of footless over-the-knee stockings, above which they say are meant to be worn over tights or against your skin. I'd consider buying a pair if they weren't charging a fairly nutty $48/pair. I am, however, not above cutting the feet and thighs off an existing pair of tights to find out what happens. As, I've said in this blog before, the fabric doesn't run when you cut across a pair of tights, so there's no reason not to experiment before shelling out.
These ballet socks by Delphine Murat really set my stocking button a-tingle. I must have these on my feet this spring. However, once again, they are charging $48 a pair. When the construction is basically a shoe liner like this one by Hue, that sells for $5 at Amazon (and I bought some at Macys the other day for 3/$12) and a yard or so of ribbon it is, once again, a little tough for me to justify the expense. The ribbon could easily be hand-sewn onto the liner in about five minutes. Using Stitch Witchery or some similar product, it would take even less time. I think I will definitely try to make myself a few pairs of these and see how tough it is. I'm betting it's not even close to fifty bucks worth of tough.
