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Saturday, December 10th, 2022 -- by Bacchus
She bought this lacy corset and the white fishnet stockings for one reason only: to show them off to you in this anonymous motel room and let you take them off her (or not — they aren’t exactly in the way of anything) while you display suitable admiration for the wrapping and the present:
I don’t have a good source for this photo but it’s been circulating on various user-upload sites for most of the last decade.
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Friday, November 11th, 2022 -- by Bacchus
I believe our man owes Mistress Katy another pair of nice lace stockings, in addition to whatever else he may owe her:
Photo is said to be from the Young Goddess femdom site that went defunct in 2011.
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Sunday, July 24th, 2022 -- by Bacchus
In 1951, when nylon stockings were big business, a storefront in New York City went really big with this eye-catching sales display. I guess that’s one way to sell hosiery!
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Thursday, July 7th, 2022 -- by Bacchus
It’s the little writhing butt-wiggle at the end of this .gif that truly sells it:
I didn’t manage to source this one to a particular movie or shoot, but the actress is said to be Emily Addison.
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Thursday, December 16th, 2021 -- by Bacchus
It’s 1963. This stacked blonde invites you to her house to watch some “special European” movies on her home projector. Of course you’ll be there on time, you dunderhead!
Via Kinky Delight. I did some searching to see if I could identify the good-time blonde. I could not and did not. But I did find the same photo in living color! I’ll take it:
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Tuesday, September 8th, 2020 -- by Bacchus
You need to get you the kind of girl who will wear her fanciest silk stockings on your date to the petting zoo, and then will look for a chance to sneak you off behind the haystacks so she can do a cartwheel to show off her knickers.
And if she does the same cartwheel to show you she isn’t wearing any knickers at all? Just the garter belt? You get you that girl and then you keep her!
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Tuesday, October 9th, 2018 -- by Bacchus
Even if you click through to the full-sized image of this vintage newspaper advertisement posted to Twitter by Dr. Bob Nicholson, historian of Victorian pop culture, you can’t actually see the sassy (I suppose they would have said “saucy”) risque garter clips (“clasps”) actually being offered for sale with mottos like “Hands Off” and “Thus Far, No Farther”. It’s OK, though; I’m fine with ogling the shapely legs and fancy stockings:
The sales copy does not disappoint, even if “Philopene” made me dive for Google:
These elegant Motto Clasps can be attached to any style of garter and present an effect which, like the clasp itself, is simply “out of sight.” Suitable for Philopene, Birthday, and Wedding Gifts, or a rich and acceptable present at any time to maid, wife or widow. Everyone buys them, ladies and gentlemen alike.
As for the notion of a philopene gift, Google left me scratching my head. There are instances of the word in Victorian poetry and plays that suggested connotations of memory and love, but it wasn’t until I finally twigged that “philopene” is the adjective form of a noun “philopena” that I found a definition. It turns out that “philopena” is or more properly was (courtesy Mirriam-Webster) a Victorian game of sorts “in which a man and woman who have shared the twin kernels of a nut each try to claim a gift from the other as a forfeit at their next meeting by fulfilling certain conditions (as by being the first to exclaim ‘philopena’).” According to Mirriam-Webster the roots of the word are the Greek philos (loving) and Latin poena (penalty), suggesting that the gift was a penalty of friendship or love and thus further giving me the idea this was no game for strangers. Which makes, I suppose, risque garter clasps quite eminently suitable?
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Sunday, April 8th, 2018 -- by Bacchus
Here’s a bit of 1950s art photography that’s chock full of fetish fuel, completely harmless, and utterly banned from Twitter. I could lose my Twitter account for posting it there, just as if it were revenge porn or concealed locker room video:
This upskirt photo dates from 1954 and is by photographer Vivian Maier. It appears to show a fancy display of clothing for women, with skirt and petticoat and hosiery and shoes on a display mannequin set on a glass base over a mirrored floor for the express purpose of showing off the hose and petticoats to better effect.
Twitter’s policy on “upskirts” photos, to be strictly fair, is that they ban them — and accounts posting them — because they might be examples of non-consensual nudity, with a human victim. In this “life-in-plastic, it’s fantastic” no-humans-involved scenario, Twitter’s policy against upskirt photography shouldn’t come into play. It ought to be fine, posting this photo to Twitter.
{hollow laughter}
How much do you want to bet that actual upskirt bans happen because of a cheap filter that detects the word “upskirt” (and variants) and (I’m less than certain about this part) feeds it to a hasty human review layer by somebody who might or might not look with an eye discerning enough to tell that the legs in question are plastic?
I don’t propose to try the experiment. Chilling effect, thy name is Twitter. The problem isn’t the perfectly-reasonable policy; it’s Twitter’s demonstrated failure to implement its policies in any sort of fair or reasonable way.
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Friday, December 15th, 2017 -- by Bacchus
I know that hanging a stocking by the chimney is traditional. But there’s this rumor going around that if you hang just the right pair of pantyhose, Santa will fill them up with Marilyn Monroe. Of course, that assumes that you aren’t on the naughty list this year:
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Friday, January 13th, 2017 -- by Bacchus
This photo dates from the 1930s and is by Gordon H. Coster.
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Thursday, March 17th, 2016 -- by Bacchus
Although Irving Klaw was best known for his bondage work, he was an equal-opportunity fetish photographer. If the punters would buy it, he would photograph it:
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Monday, November 30th, 2015 -- by Bacchus
As nearly as my limited statistical tools can specify, of all the 4,728 posts on ErosBlog since 2002, the most popular in terms of continued traffic have been the posts sharing Sophia Loren’s hard-to-find photos from her one topless movie shoot. In light of that curious fact, I thought I should also share this 1963 photo of Sophia Loren adjusting her stockings:
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Tuesday, March 10th, 2015 -- by Bacchus
This image came to me without any discernible provenance. However, I would not be at all surprised if I were to learn that the photographer was Elmer Batters, the legendary photographer of stockings, legs, and feet.
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Saturday, January 12th, 2013 -- by Bacchus
When women mostly stopped wearing stockings, we lost a lot of chances for sexy differentiation in calf-coverings:
From Usenet.
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Thursday, December 30th, 2010 -- by Bacchus
They thought it would be fun and sexy to cut each others’ undies off. With a knife. After several adult beverages. It didn’t end so well:
After having a few drinks together, the couple started to get intimate in the wee hours of Tuesday morning, the Expressen newspaper reports.
Not satisfied with traditional approaches to disrobing, the couple decided that it might be more fun to remove one another’s underwear using a knife.
After the 47-year-old man successfully sliced the stockings off his girlfriend, she gingerly gripped the handle of the knife and took a shot at cutting her boyfriend’s boxers right off his body.
Unfortunately for the man, the 36-year-old woman apparently lacked the same level of skill as her boyfriend when it came to handling sharp objects.
Rather than slashing through his underwear, the woman instead stabbed her boyfriend in the thigh.
“From what we understand, it was a sex act that went a bit wrong,” Maud Johansson of the VästerÃ¥s police told the newspaper.
Whoopsie!
Friday, February 6th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
From this lingerie ad at Vintage Seduction.
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