Agent Provocateur Strip by durleybeachbum
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Description
A fresh, spicy, woody fragrance.
The gurus Turin and Sanchez say this:
" It seems that this stripper just performed a lapdance for a client wearing Old Spice and came away smelling great. Strip is a terrific peppery-green tea rose with an icy angle of iris and citrus....It feels confident and unusual..."
I love it and was sorry when I finished it all up!
(It isn't often my bras get to be in photos nowadays)
Comments (16)
Another with the packaging here https://www.flickr.com/photos/16054928@N07/21294296233/
Gorgeous Bra, this is so delicate and lovely. Hugs. Di. xx
An empty bottle but even worse an empty bra !!!
Super set up Andrea.
Beautifully staged image! Very provocative. (LOL at Jeff)
Stunning capture Andrea. God bless.
Super composition Andrea :)
Fine still life !!
Gorgeous colours
A very beautiful shot here, Andrea.
Quite a classy bottle.
Message bien reçu...
Both very pretty :o)))
This works quite well. Your lingerie is quite pretty, much nicer than mine!
Your net-and-flower pretties make a beautiful backdrop for this bottle. What a wonderful image!
A wonderful installation. Glad to see a bit of style on the lingerie. Nice to know you haven't gone all 'grandmother' on us.
That's your bra? In zoom, it all looms so large, it could be a whole opera backdrop, or a huge art installation. Love the backing you chose, and how it envelops this most unusual bottle in a lush flowing floral world, and in lace too. You positioned the bottle on one side, allowing the flow of the background to take us away (as on a magic carpet). And the upper floral lace (is that the bra? It actually looks like a bridal veil)---is a great top to this shot. Esp as its above the bottle (which has its own pinks and organic shapes). The patterns on the bottle look like a faux oil painting---a bit of Pollock, a bit of Miro...and you caught the name on an angle, which is just plain good design (ie, you don't let the title take over our attentions, it's part of a whole, not "the" whole). (It's not an advertisement, in other words.) And, at this close distance, the highlights are like currents flowing through the fabric. This is a dramatic composition, and very soft, and a really strong way to present this bottle. I'm glad the scent was to your liking. I assume these bottles retain a ghost of their scents for a long time to come. And---oddly---it looks a bit like a grenade! You should've photographed yourself biting off the "pin", and in the next shot, you crouching behind a bush, as the scent explodes all over your town. More first rate bottle work from you, Andrea. I've said it many times, these could be a book, and I'd be the first one in line to buy it.