HNT - Spine-Chilling Costume

Wed, 2008-10-29 20:00

Ok, first of all for a heck of a lot of people one of the spookier things you can say to them is “Put on this gown after you undress. It goes on with the ties towards the back.” Talk about chills up your spine! Nuff said.

But more to the point I think an exam gown nicely illustrates the difference between sexy and “sexy” costumes. Now just to be clear there’s nothing wrong with the sort of “sexy” doctor/nurse costumes you see advertised (if not necessarily worn) all over. But while costumes centered around lucite heels for women, or Chippendale collars for men tend more to signify sexiness than embody it. They’re safe because the exaggerations make clear you’re just pretending sexiness.

Again that’s fine (if a bit dismissive of people who have to wear those clothes at work) but it seems like if you’re just going to pretend to be something why not avoid pretending you’re something else entirely. As the former blogger Olympia Monet put it why not just wear a nice black dress with a pointy hat and maybe a broom? Or a suit with a big red sash, pitchfork, and a little forked goatee? And then just be yourself, as sexy, or not sexy as you want to be.

And if you do want to be a little more erotic, maybe just for a private party for two? I think one could do worse than a hospital gown, lab coat, biker jeans and vest, a kilt and sash, or tutu… with underneath as much or as little else as you wish to wear underneath of course… could be sexy and stylin’

Happy HNT (or Half-nekkid Thursday!)




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Submitted by 2477 (not verified) on Wed, 2008-10-29 20:45.

Um, hi. Doctor?

Yeah, um, I'm not feeling so well.

I think I need a checkup and maybe one of those gowns... ;)

[You'll be out of the hospital soon, just be patient. :-) (I've always wanted to say that.) Thanks, Ms.I. --fl]

Submitted by 2477 (not verified) on Wed, 2008-10-29 23:03.

Mmmmmmmm, blue my dear looks very OMGOSH hot on you!...

Have a Happy HNT!
~c

[Thanks so much, ~c! Happy HNT to you too. --fl]

Submitted by 2477 (not verified) on Wed, 2008-10-29 23:28.

Spine chilling! Heh. Clever. ;) Happy HNT!

[Glad you liked that, AR. Happy HNT to you too. --fl]

Submitted by 2477 (not verified) on Thu, 2008-10-30 02:29.

That blue is amazing - nice! Happy HNT!

[Thank you, Ell! The trick was having very low light, a very slow shutter, and then sunlight filtering in from a bedroom through a narrowly-open door. Happy HNT to you too. --fl]

Submitted by 2477 (not verified) on Thu, 2008-10-30 07:13.

Interesting take on costume sexiness. HHNT!

[Thanks, you two. Happy HNT. --fl]

Submitted by 2477 (not verified) on Thu, 2008-10-30 08:09.

I'll be your nurse!!

HHNT!

[That's a very kind offer, BD. Thanks. And happy HNT to you too. --fl]

Submitted by 2477 (not verified) on Thu, 2008-10-30 19:45.

I'm not sure I followed all that... other than "put this gown on" being one of the scarier things you can hear. No argument there for sure.

In a way, HNT is a Halloween every week for many of us.

[Thanks, Mojo. Happy HNT! --fl]

Submitted by 2477 (not verified) on Fri, 2008-10-31 10:10.

Looking good!

[Thanks, Greenwoman! --fl]

Submitted by 2477 (not verified) on Sat, 2008-11-01 09:07.

I'm with Mojo, I don't think I followed all that. I think it's cuz that butt was distracting me.

Nice butt, btw.

[Eh, I may have just written it too quickly to make sense. In a nutshell I was saying that a lot of, especially, commercial costumes are designed not just to pretend to be a sexy *nurse,* or whatever, they're designed so the wearer can *pretend* to be *sexy, period!* It's the social pressure that makes people feel more comfortable *pretending* to be sexy instead of *being* sexy. Ok, that may not have been any more clear. Maybe I'll try again next Halloween. :-) Glad my butt distracted you! Thanks, Elle! --fl]

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