Purple Voile: New Fundoshi, Old Design - Part 3

And we come to the final ʻNew Fundoshi, Old Designʻ in purple voile. 

Looks like I have gone back to ground level.

I know I tied this one rather loose.

Going to the ground probably made it easier to writhe out of....

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Grey ʻSpooky Fabricʻ Fundoshi Part Four - The Taking Off

I know, I know....there was never an ʻofficialʻ part three of this fundoshi. If youʻve been keen on following the spooky fabric, you will then know, this is indeed the fourth look at the grey fabric with green lighting.

Since the fabric was so revealing, I had to double it, which means that there are four layers for the apron area.

And yet, you still can detect my tender fleshy bits....

Did you even notice that in the last series?  I bet you did!

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Brown Voile Fundoshi - Connect the Dots - Part Two

Not much to say here on this fundoshi series. It is what you have come to expect in a ʻpart two.

Although the color is turned down a bit for this series, it seems like a trend has been brewing.

A couple blogs ago was quite desaturated, then the vibrant purple, now this pale shoot with a brown voile fundoshi.

What do you suppose is next?

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Purple Voile: New Fundoshi, Old Design - Part 2

Time to continue the trend and do another ʻputting on a fundoshiʻ shoot - this time in purple voile.

I introduced this design and fabric last month, but did a sort of ʻfundoshi as propʻ series, just using the fabric in different ways.

 For this set, I kept the fundoshi a little loose, which posed issues through the photographic process.

You will notice that I start off tying this quite high, but it doesnʻt quite stay that way for very long as the ʻhigh and looseʻ kept falling off when going back and forth to the camera!

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Not Spooky Frabric Again....The White Fundoshi - Part Two

This is turning into one of my favorite looking fundoshi shoots. 

 I like the way the single light source captures the fabric.

 I like the way it creates deep shadows.

 I like the way the post-production desaturation and embellishments add to the starkness of this otherwise routine ʻputting on a fundoshiʻ series.

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Grey ʻSpooky Fabricʻ Fundoshi - The Closeups

As you can immediately see, my normal modesty has been thrown out the door and you see more of me than normal.

When I previously spoke about the comfort level of wearing this fabric, it was due to the loose weave. If tied tightly, it has a tendency to separate, and bind to the flesh.

Think of the sensation as some dental floss being tightly held over sensitive areas. Not too pleasing (though your feelings may differ...).

I wanted to keep the same lighting, so getting shots in focus and this close was a bit difficult, so please excuse those that may not be 100% crisp and clear. 

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