Lampshaded in Phyllis Ann Karr's A Night at Two Inns, in which a sensibly dressed warrior woman watches a scuffle between Captain Ersatzs of Conan and Red Sonja, and is appalled by "Sonja's" impractical attire. To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. Black Moon Chronicles: Feydriva and Pilou both wear armor that exposes quite a lot of their well-formed bodies.

When a fan posted a complaint on Facebook about the fact that Gwendoline Christie wasn't wearing visibly "female armor", the creators of Star Wars responded saying "It's armor. The Dressrosa arc of One Piece gives us the female gladiator Rebecca, whose scale bra and loincloth leave her cleavage uncovered, and sometimes give a clear view of her buttocks when her cap doesn't obscure them. Minor Spider-Man villain Leila Davis, as "Hardshell", looks like she's wearing a skintight bodysuit made of red-and-black metal, complete with armored bustier and high heels. The TV adaptation does invoke the trope not only with the barbarian heroine and an earlier character who Rincewind has to fight (although Liessa Dragonrider actually wears less in the book). It's simply a loop of material to go around the chest, which can consume other clothing, then apply the properties of what it ate to the wearer's entire body.Plus, if the outfits fly off, it'll just boost the popularity of the race, so the sponsors are all for it.

The episode "My Princess", a fantasy retelling of the show, features Carla and Turk mashed together into a single monstrous creature that wears armor, the female half of which falls under this trope. Although she originally tries to wear ordinary armor, the weight of it soon makes her switch to a custom-made ceremonial cuirass and accessories instead. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. The supposedly "armoured" fighters of the Seven Shields (Alicia, Claudia, Luu-Luu) are dressed in "armour" designed with revealing skin in mind note The doylist reason for this is because these three characters are designed that way in Kuroinu canon.com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. One of the most notorious and oft-parodied uses of this trope is in RPG video games, where a suit of armor will look conventional on a male character, but will somehow morph into metal lingerie the moment a woman puts it on, even if it's literally the same suit transferred from one party member to another. Back in The '80s, magazine advertisements for Rumple Minze (a German peppermint schnapps brand) featured a Valkyrie-like woman wearing a Plate Bikini, a leather G-string, and thigh-high boots while wielding a sword and shield and riding a polar bear. Gerd tells her that the main advantage a woman fighting men has is agility, so being weighed down is not the way to go.