See through dresses

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like the point of see through dresses is to wear them over something you want people to see. I wouldn't do it now, but I participated in this trend back in the 90s and had a great body. I had a few sheer dresses I'd wear over a black bodysuit and I loved that look. I've also seen it over really pretty bra and underwear (not like a thong but something that looks more like a bathing suit). Not for everyone but I liked it -- somewhere between "off duty ballerina" and "Courtney Love". With a pair of Doc Martens and dark lipstick? I looked good, sorry not sorry.

I've worn them on vacation over a black or nude thong bodysuit or even elegant lingerie. Paired with heels, its makes for a very sexy outfit. Trust me, men and women noticed and the comments were encouraging.

This is so sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like the point of see through dresses is to wear them over something you want people to see. I wouldn't do it now, but I participated in this trend back in the 90s and had a great body. I had a few sheer dresses I'd wear over a black bodysuit and I loved that look. I've also seen it over really pretty bra and underwear (not like a thong but something that looks more like a bathing suit). Not for everyone but I liked it -- somewhere between "off duty ballerina" and "Courtney Love". With a pair of Doc Martens and dark lipstick? I looked good, sorry not sorry.

Me too! Black tights with a bodysuit and a tiny sheer dress, revlon moonlit wine matte lipstick!! We were so effing hot!
I’ve torn the Internet apart trying to find a match for that lipstick, nothing comes close.

Haha I remember that lipstick too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like the point of see through dresses is to wear them over something you want people to see. I wouldn't do it now, but I participated in this trend back in the 90s and had a great body. I had a few sheer dresses I'd wear over a black bodysuit and I loved that look. I've also seen it over really pretty bra and underwear (not like a thong but something that looks more like a bathing suit). Not for everyone but I liked it -- somewhere between "off duty ballerina" and "Courtney Love". With a pair of Doc Martens and dark lipstick? I looked good, sorry not sorry.

I've worn them on vacation over a black or nude thong bodysuit or even elegant lingerie. Paired with heels, its makes for a very sexy outfit. Trust me, men and women noticed and the comments were encouraging.

What were the comments behind your back?

The comments ranged from "only a slut would wear such an outfit" to couples buying us drinks at the bar, wanting to share in our fun. To each their own. On vacation, DH and I enjoy t be bold and daring. We know none of these people and likely will never see them again unless we exchange information wanting to see them again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like the point of see through dresses is to wear them over something you want people to see. I wouldn't do it now, but I participated in this trend back in the 90s and had a great body. I had a few sheer dresses I'd wear over a black bodysuit and I loved that look. I've also seen it over really pretty bra and underwear (not like a thong but something that looks more like a bathing suit). Not for everyone but I liked it -- somewhere between "off duty ballerina" and "Courtney Love". With a pair of Doc Martens and dark lipstick? I looked good, sorry not sorry.

I've worn them on vacation over a black or nude thong bodysuit or even elegant lingerie. Paired with heels, its makes for a very sexy outfit. Trust me, men and women noticed and the comments were encouraging.

This is so sad.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like the point of see through dresses is to wear them over something you want people to see. I wouldn't do it now, but I participated in this trend back in the 90s and had a great body. I had a few sheer dresses I'd wear over a black bodysuit and I loved that look. I've also seen it over really pretty bra and underwear (not like a thong but something that looks more like a bathing suit). Not for everyone but I liked it -- somewhere between "off duty ballerina" and "Courtney Love". With a pair of Doc Martens and dark lipstick? I looked good, sorry not sorry.

I've worn them on vacation over a black or nude thong bodysuit or even elegant lingerie. Paired with heels, its makes for a very sexy outfit. Trust me, men and women noticed and the comments were encouraging.

This is so sad.

+1

Yes. Pathological need for attention.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You don't have to wear one. Fixed it for you. Now stop being judgemental ....

You don't understand what judgmental means.