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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:~~Amelia_ass_1231~~Amelia ass 1231.jpg\|link=Night at the Museum\|right]] {{quote\|''She walked by me in painted-on jeans''\|'''Billy Ocean''', "Caribbean Queen"}} Line 99: == [[Real Life]] == * In fashion fetishism, they have the concept of a second skin, where a fabric usurps the sexual role played by bare skin, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_skin_(fetishism)\]. * "Skinny jeans" are all the rage, and for good ~~reason--when~~reason—when it comes to attracting the desired gaze, ''they work''. Leggings are even more so. Now there's even faux denim leggings ("jeggings"), complete with [[We Will Not Have Pockets in the Future\|false pockets]]. * English riding breeches. On purpose. * Running tights. For that matter a lot of athletic clothes are skin tight. It reduces chafing, helps wick sweat away, and if you're an athlete, shows off that body you've been working so hard on.

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