Tie Me Up ~ bondage trend.

It's been looming for a couple of seasons now but I think the fetish trend is now in full swing, much to my delight. I'm talking BDSM inspired clothing, with straps and mesh and spikes with an excess of leather, PVC, metal and a hint of latex. It's restraint made sexy, with things intended for the bedroom now intended for the high street. Beforehand the lingerie as outwear was all soft and floaty, but this gives it a harder twist. People like Creepyyeha have been doing it for years but now the high street is catching up, with places like Missguided dipping into the trend as well. I really bloody love this trend so I thought I'd share with you some finds from mainstream and indie stores a like!

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Freak of Nature Hell 4 Leather PVC dress ~ £50 (or just a skirt)

Creepyyeha matching colour flower and spike choker ~ £30.79 (I love the teal one or there's a listing with silver spikes)

Lockhart transparent O-ring choker ~ £17.77

Von Bondage padlock choker ~ £14.75

Hopeless Suzy bamboo babydoll dress ~ £96.39

Missguided Karela harness detail top ~ £14.99

Dark Moon Boutique harness ~ £27.27

Creepyyeha Ravish Me garter and bra set ~ £123.31 (everything this woman makes me want to cry for joy)

Vanity Cage pentagram harness ~ currently not listed, but available on request 

(or alternatively this pentagram dress by Missguided)

Miss Malwia Locust harness ~ £42.99 (or a cheaper variation, and a Missguided dress with the same style harness)

Agashi cage skirt garter ~ £110.98

ASOS bralet with cupped corset details ~ £25 (or a less clunky version)

Creepyyeha double strap heart garter ~ £26.71 (or a cheaper alternative)

Hopeless Carrie black mesh cross over knickers ~ £33.73 (or a variation on a theme)

As always I spent far too much time and had far too much time on this list. I tried to stick to things you could justifiably wear casually (or underneath your casuals). Without that criteria there would have been a few more pages, including a lot more latex, because let me tell, some of the pieces on Etsy are legitimately stunning. So with that done, is there any aspect of this trend you like? Or maybe something you don't like? I know I have a friend who doesn't like the fact BDSM is finding a mainstream audience, what do you think?

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Trending ~ Devoré Velvet

Velvet has been slowly creeping onto the cat walk and high streets for a while now, but this season's opulent goth has taken over and velvet is everywhere. The newest way to wear it is devore, other wise known burn out velvet or flocked velvet (which is slightly different but pretty much gives the same effect). One of my favourite items of clothing ever is this gorgeous gradient vintage devore shirt and I've seen about a million beautiful kimonos in that style as well, so I thought I'd scan the internet and find the best of this amazing trend.

Top row (L-R): River Island Floral Print Devore Cape - £45, Boohoo Floral Flocked Leggings - £12, Dorothy Perkins Flocked Peplum Top - £28, Miss Selfridge Devore Velvet Maxi Skirt - £35, River Island Devore Cape - £35
Bottom row: Ebay Silk Devore Shawl - £6.99, Miss Selfridge Floral Devore Skater Dress - £35, Topshop Devore Mesh Corset - £25, River Island Floral Devore Longline Cape - £55,  Warehouse Devore Burn Out Tshirt - £35

So what do you think of the devore velvet trend?