The long awaited photos of Dangerous Lee's book signing dress are finally here, albeit fashionably late.

The photo to the left is that of the bustle. The ruffles are comprised of layers of burgundy taffeta and black beaded lace. Gorgeous, are they not? The inspiration for this part of the dress came from Victorian dresses of the 1870s. Dresses from this time period were very feminine, ornate, and are perfect for those with a hourglass figure. For Dangerous Lee's dress we made the skir

t and bustle short (a mini bustle if you will) to show off her killer legs.
I drew inspiration for the sheer jacket/bodice from Japanese kimonos and sexy 1920s women's wear.




Last but not least, here is a photo of Dangerous Lee signing a copy of "Keep Your Panties Up and Skirt Down" at the book release party.You can find out more about Dangerous Lee and her book of erotic tales of safe sex at www.dangerouslee.biz, or www.pantiesupskirtdown.com

Another Tricky Day

Its a rainy Sunday here in Detroit. I'm waiting on my iron to heat up so I can press the seams on the dress I am making for Dangerous Lee. She will be premiering it at the signing of her new book "Keep Your Panties Up and Skirt Down" on April 9th at the Lunch Studio in Flint, MI. I was lucky enough to get an advanced copy from her (which she signed!) when we go together last week. I have not started reading it yet, but anxious to begin.

Photos of the dress soon!