lace bodysuit

I bought myself a risque black lace bodysuit and decided to wear it today for a nice poolside sun drenched time. You guys might be afraid of how much skin is flashed while wearing lace, I know I was, but there is very tasteful ways I've found to do so. So much so that I've incorporated a few pieces into my wardrobe. From a loose crop lace top with beautiful embellished detailing, to a relaxed lace tee, they've all found a home in my closet. The difference between these items and what makes the bodysuit a little more of a fashion risk is that bodysuits are obviously skin tight and, in this case, extremely sheer, which sounds like a complete fashion hazard when in the same garment, however, this piece can work wonders if worn properly (and no, this piece will not make you look trashy, in fact, this keen piece does just the opposite. You'll see what I mean in a second). I find it to be a life saver of sorts, especially nowadays with so many low-cut arm holes/cut off tee's coming back with a sexy vengeance, and aren't we glad? They are the perfect fix for the killer hot spells.

By using the bodysuit as a layering item instead of a main piece of the outfit you, both, add a sexy tinge to any crop top/outfit and add a little cover-up, which in my personal opinion is the only way you can get away with wearing this. I paired it with shorts since it's scorching outside, but you can do this with skirts and jeans as well to add a fun twist to your outfit.

peek through lace = very sexy surprise

I also added some heavy silver jewelry to play up the detailing on the belt

and topped it off with my favorite purse.

Perfect for a sunny play-date

xx

Amely