Act like Dominatrix

A dominatrix is a female who takes the dominant role in a bondage and discipline, sadism and masochism  relationship. Knowing how to act like a domme will help you stay "on top" of the situation. Proper behavior, communication, and procedure is incredibly crucial not only in fostering a nurturing relationship, but also avoiding any physical or psychological trauma in either party.

Get the right clothes. A full-bodied (often black) catsuit is a mainstay of fetish and bondage culture. There's a difference between a dominant lifestyle and fetishism, but the skintight black bodysuit remains an iconic garment in both communities. Make sure your suit is made from leather, or rubber latex.

Invest in some good high heels, such as thigh-high stiletto boots. Like the catsuit, these boots represent dominatrix attire to mainstream culture. Platform boots can also be worn. Try Ellie shoes heels, its pointed heels reflects your secret, sexual nature. 

Wear a corset. A corset is a close-fitting undergarment (often worn as outerwear) that helps shape (and hold) your body. A bondage corset has become a staple in fetish wear. A bustier can also be worn as an alternative. 

Other accoutrements associated with being a domina, include, Fishnet stockings or garter stockings, gloves try finger-less or elbow length, a whip or riding crop.

Keep in mind that it is not the clothes that make a domme rather it is her self confidence, self awareness, and ability to control the conversation. The women in tight revealing clothes is more an image that can bring out the wrong behaviors in male, as it can simply reinforce that it is all about him. Instead, make it clear that it is all about you and your pleasures and amusements.  

Undies 101

The reality is that underwear isn't meant to be scratchy, pinching, or unflattering. And while choosing comfortable underwear can be challenging with the wide range of choices out there, it is easier once you know what to look for.

Resist confusing fashion and comfort. While it is reasonable to expect the two ideals to converge these days, it isn't always the case and it is more important to put your comfort before your fashion statement.

Choose the right size, Comfort is about fit before all else. Underwear that pinches, pulls, squashes, rides up, and generally makes your life as unpleasant as possible should be avoided because you are not supposed to be uncomfortable or in pain. Here are some very basic ways to ensure that you get the right size underwear.

Look for quality fabrics. Fabric can be a big cause of discomfort when wearing underwear, especially if it is scratchy, sweat-inducing, doesn't breathe, and feels awful. 

Consider the benefits of wearing seamless underwear, Although seams may not seem like a big deal, and do not bother everyone, seamless make your cloths look smoother on the outside, especially with knits. Wearing tight fitting clothing or simply sitting on these seams for a long time may cause discomfort, is unsightly, and the prolonged pressure might leave marks.

Select a cut or style that works for you, Both underpants and bras come in a range of different cuts (or shapes) that take into account your personal support and comfort preferences.

Check the tightness of any elastic bands, An elastic band that feels too tight will constrict you. The elastic bands on some underwear can be too tight, placing you at risk of constricting your blood flow or causing skin irritation.

Consider organic underwear, Not only does selecting organic underwear help to support an industry of manufactures growing fabric materials without resorting to pesticides, but also, much of this type of clothing comes without bleaches or dyes used in its production.

Since your underwear is in constant contact with your skin and is under your clothing most of the time, such chemicals can potentially cause skin irritation. This is especially important if you have very sensitive skin.

Consider no underwear. While this is an option that will horrify some people, for others going "naturel" under the clothing is the norm. If it works for you and isn't unsafe, unhygienic, or uncomfortable, it might be one answer to solving any feelings of discomfort.

Care for your underwear properly. Good care for underwear is essential for prolonging its life and ensuring that you get the most comfort from it. A poorly washed bras can cause the underwires to poke through and hurt you when wearing. Avoid premature destruction of your comfortable underwear by reading the care label carefully and storing all underwear in an airy, clean space.

 Remove tags from the underwear after purchase, These can cause scratching and rubbing problems if you're sensitive to them.

Skirt Dress Guide.

Mini skirts dress are fun fashion items that are never really out of style. Anyone can rock a mini skirt dress as long as you pay attention to the shirt, shoes, and accessories that you pair it with. It's easy to show off your legs and look stellar in the right mini skirt  just remember to have the attitude that goes with it.

Choose the right mini skirt dress, Not all minis are equal. Some have more space than others. The classic A-line and bias cuts flatter most women, whilst the tighter variety tends to work best on the long-legged, slim, younger wearer.

 

Very tight, short, or otherwise revealing minis tend to be favored by younger wearers, or those with good physiques.

A high-waisted mini can give the impression of hanging lower on the leg than it really does, making it more work appropriate.

Consider pairing your skirt with tights, stockings or leggings, If you'd like to dress your dress skirt up with nude tights, pair them with a closed-toe shoe.

Wear the right shoes, experiment in the mirror and see what looks best with your mini. Here are some suggestions,  High heels can spice up a miniskirt dress and make your legs long longer.

 Boots of differing lengths and miniskirts dress are a classic pairing.

Give your legs a boost, most of us aren't blessed with long, skinny legs. That doesn't mean the mini dress is out; it means paying a little extra attention to what enhances your legs consider getting them waxed and try a tanning salon or special makeup.

Corset Fanatics

There are so many corsets and corset tops that it can be difficult to tell which are high quality and which aren't. This how-to will teach you what to look for in a corset and hopefully stop you from getting ripped off.

If you decide that you want a real corset, not just a bodice, you will need to look at the boning. All good quality modern corsets are made with steel boning of some kind, which serves the purpose of holding the fabric taut and stopping it from going into folds at your waist and bunching at the back where it laces up. The boning in tops and bodices is usually just thin plastic, so don't make the mistake of imagining you will be able to wear a normal boned top as a corset.  

Examine the fabric, even if you're looking for more of a bodice than a corset, you'll still need a strong fabric like coutil, drill, heavyweight, or canvas. Corsets usually have a fashion fabric and a lining, so you might not be able to see the strong layer but you will be able to feel that it is quite tough. 

Check out the fastenings, Hooks and eyes will not last long, and likewise zips are best avoided. Remember that a steel busk is the usual fastening for the front of a corset, and with very few exceptions it's the only type of fastener that is strong enough.

Look at the laces down the back of the corset. These are usually made of flat cotton, like shoelaces. Some types of ribbon can be used, but they have to be very strong material. Eyelets should be very well attached, otherwise they can pop off easily.  

Know that style and fit of a corset can be the biggest issue especially if you are an unusual shape. Corsets are always sized by waist measurement, not dress size.

Corsets are designed to give a curvy figure to an average-shaped person, so if you are already quite curvy, you might need to get a "tight lacing" corset which has bigger hips. When buying a corset online, ask what the bust and hip measurements are, so you know if it will suit your figure.