Showing posts with label one piece. Show all posts
Showing posts with label one piece. Show all posts

Friday, February 01, 2008

Camel Toed!!!

As I've previously pointed out, one of the unexpected delights of a one-piece suit is the always delightful Camel Toe Effect. Here, we see the barefooted Rene showing off the lovely Isabella's mons through her electric green suit.
A slightly closer look for those of us who want to get "up close and personal" with the action. By my count, this shot caters to the following interests: (i) Fully booted wrestlers, (ii) Barefooted wrestlers, and (iii) Camel Toed wrestlers. What a trifecta!!!
What is perhaps most amazing about this photo is that Isabella appears to be wearing a regular suit, not one of those specialty Japanese ones designed with the CT in mind. Below, Isabella looks despondent after getting displayed by Rene.

Friday, November 02, 2007

Team Nike versus Team Adidas

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Wednesday, October 31, 2007

The Disadvantage of Wearing a One Piece Suit

Inspired by a thoughtful and loyal reader (hint: comments are always appreciated), I've been thinking about how a wrestler's particular outfit might change the outcome of a match. In these photos, we see that the shoulder straps can be pulled down to trap a wrestler's arms. With her arms so constrained, she is unable to defend against her opponent's attack. So much the better that, in each case, the opponent issues a nipple or breast attack.

Tuesday, October 30, 2007

In Praise of the One Piece Wrestling Suit

Although I suscribe to the view that, all other things being equal, the highest form of erotic wrestling takes place when the ladies are tussling in the nude, one shouldn't dismiss the opportunity to watch women wrestling in one piece suits. For example, the silver one piece in the above photo produces the wonderful "camel toe" effect.
Since a "camel toe" sighting is unfortunately rare, the most obvious benefit of the one piece is that it allows for the fabric to be high cut around the legs and hips. Although the Japanese seem to have perfected this sort of outfit, it's nice to see that the folks at wrestlinglounge.com aren't too far behind (pun fully intended).