Erotic Costume Idea: Sexy Angel

It’s nearing Valentine’s Day, and odds are you’ll want to gift your special someone something he won’t soon forget. Our suggestion? Dress up like a sexy angel to grab his attention—and keep it.

The Victoria’s Secret models have made the idea of an angel super sexy, so why not bring some of that ethereal sexiness to your next hot date? We have a few ideas to help you get ready for a sexier-than-ever encounter.

 

• Pick an Outfit.

You want to be wearing as little as possible—think skimpy, sexy undergarments. White is preferable, but pale pink or baby blue work well too. You can go as simple or elaborate as you want with lace, embroidery, beading, and embellishments. You’ll also need to purchase a set of large angel wings – the more feathers, the better. Make sure you pick a comfortable pair, as you could be wearing them all night.  To finish off your outfit, pick out a pair of sexy stilettos, and voila, you’re a sexy angel.

• Order a Mask.

Masks add a whole new dimension to role-play. You’ll be slightly anonymous, which helps reduce inhibitions and will make his imagination run wild. Because of the large angel wings, we like the idea of a simple, easy-to-wear mask. Here are our top picks: (L-R) Colombina Bling White, Colombina Piume Festa Brillante White, Occhialino White,  Colombina Barocco Gold White.

 

• Create a Mood.

You’ll want to create a soft, ethereal mood before you start your evening, here’s a few suggestions:

• Soft lighting in the form of candles. Light candles throughout the room you’ll be using to create a soft light. Place them in out-of-the-way places where your wings won’t reach— the last thing you want is for your night to turn burning hot – literally.
• Feathers, feathers, everywhere. Make “bouquets” of large white feathers and place them in vases around the room. They’ll create a soft, billowy effect in keeping with your costume.
• Don’t forget props. Have some extra feathers on hand (for tickling, of course), as well as feather cushions and a white feather boa for an added tactile element.