Marc Jacob's French Maid for Fall Season

by Barbie Kiss
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Marc Jacobs Fall 2011

Our fascination with French Maid history, fashion, affairs and style is infinite. We need to feed our craving often so we more than orgasmic when we viewed the Fall 2011 Collection from Marc Jacobs several months ago.

As indicated in the New York Times, PETER PAN collars, those demure relics of the Eisenhower era, turned downright naughty on the fall runways, and nowhere more so than at Louis Vuitton, where they appeared in nearly all of Marc Jacobs’s provocative looks. Mr. Jacobs, in full fetish mode, showed the collars in leather on tailored French maid uniforms, as an attached bib front, and in black patent leather on military jackets and corseted tops.

Sugar and Spice Apron

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We are truly elated that Marc Jacobs is paying homage to fetish French maid fantasy and that is why we are adding so much more to MyLunakiss French Maid Collection.

 Craving more French Maid history,style and videos check out:

• MyLunaKiss French Maid History


• French Maid Obessession Article


• French Maid Love Affair

French Maid Affair...Ooh La La!

by Barbie Kiss
http://www.mylunakiss.com/



French Maids are known for mystery, deception and sensuality ...they may be the first femme fatales.

MyLunaKiss is infatuated by French maids and their mysterious ways and so we created  French Maid Costumes and Style for your quick viewing pleasure.

Also, view our French Maid Affair video on MyLunaKiss YouTube Channel!

Cosplay - Kosupure or Meido is more than French Maid dress up!

by Barbie Kiss

www.mylunakiss.com

Cosplay - Harajuku

I am fascinated by the way other cultures consider what is appealing and sexy - specifically their lingerie style. I guess I am the curious lingerie traveler. 

In French Maid Affair, I shared the history and style of French Maid outfits and in the article I mentioned Cosplay (Kosupure) which is Japanese costume play in which
participants wear costumes and/or accessories to portray a specific character according to multiple sources like Wikipedia. Young women usually dress up in this French frocks and walk down the streets of Harajuku, Tokyo.

It seems meidos (maid in English) is used for more than dress up and parading new frilly dresses in public, it is also worn to attract the opposite sex and used as uniforms for dozens of meido cafe's or theme restaurants that started in Akihabara, Tokyo, Japan over 10 years ago. 

The theme is service with more than a smile it is also role play. The staff dress as elegant maids and the service is reminiscent of Edwardian or Victorian times or better yet the days of the Geisha because the staff treat the customers as masters and mistresses as if their serving them at home. It is not unusual for the meido or maido to kneel on the ground to mix sugar or milk in teas or other drinks. The purpose of the maid cafés and their service is to make customers feel relaxed and pampered.

http://www.japaneselifestyle.com.au/tokyo/maid_cafe.htm)

The popularity of the Cosplay restaurants or meido cafes spread to other regions of Japan and beyond such as Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Mexico, and The Philippines (Manila).

It is stated that role-playing and dressing up are popular in Japan because it is a form of escapism from the rigid rules of career and social life in Japan.