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Louis Vuitton high-heeled wellies, these I like. Even more than the pink Hunter wedgies I was looking at. 😊

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Is there a problem with editing posts at the moment?

Anyway, here's a pink Hunter wedge welly. In case anyone's interested.

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Madjack wrote

Quote:    - just plain weird!

Heh, a nineteenth century furry? It seems the  Victorians were into Batgirls though...

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It's the bat's eyes and nose in her hat that spook me...

Whilst on the subject of Victoriana I love Jenny Flint's outfit of catsuit, boots and corset/bustle. Of course,  updos are always hot too.
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Edit, in fact, the more I look at her over-bust corset with shoulder straps the more I like it 😊

Stumbled across this music video(?)

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Enjoy

MJ

Very neat ropework!

BTW, this is the band photo:

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I like what she's got on her legs 😋

(25 Jan 2017, 14:57 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ]Very neat ropework!

I did think they must have had a proper 'rigger' - maybe mentioned in the credits, will need to check (any excuse to watch again 😊 )

MJ

Ps Michael Wust - Bondage (according to the credits)

Michael Wüst - this name led me to some interesting acts...

http://www.noemilakmaier.co.uk/Cherophobia.htm

"Cherophobia is a work of contrasts and opposites, of the push and pull between fear and desire, freedom and constraint and about our responsibility to make choices. The cheerful, happy image of a giant cloud of balloons stands in stark contrast to the artist's bound, restricted and immobilised body, while the helium-filled balloons pulling upwards are in turn constrained by the church building.

The ropes that bind the artist hint at bondage techniques, such as Shibari, a Japanese art form used to emphasise the perfection of the female body. Applied to the artist's (disabled) body this raises further questions about female body perfection, idealised beauty and body image. The bound body is the object of pleasure to the voyeur, and in Cherophobia the artist becomes the (imperfect) object of the viewer's gaze. 

Supporters: Michael Wüst, renowned bondage expert, and the Live Art Development Agency. "

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Michael Wüst and breath control:

http://www.wien2012.xplore-festival.com/...99&lang=en

Nice...

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