Winner Stylist Laura

Fashion Guide – How to wear a Harness
As you might see in this issue, harnesses aren’t all about the usual association of S&M and bondage.
In a fashion sense, a simple harness can already start with a bigger than normal amounts of belts, can be made
out of a huge amount of different materials and can range from body jewellery made out of chain to leather
suspender-belts. Nowadays it becomes a modern way to accessorize your outfit, making it more edgy, unique
and therefore engaging with your own style of fashion.
Especially harnesses worn on top of flattering and flowing dresses will give your outfit a little bit of
contradiction, make it more interesting - never boring.
To find your perfect harness, the following pages will help you find a good overview about female and fragile
lace harnesses and a few more edgy and colourful stripy harnesses and choker. For sure, harnesses not only
come in black or leather! To tone down an obvious harness, just colour-match it to your outfit or let it blend
into your outfit seamlessly as you might just use it as a touch of texture in a one-coloured outfit.
If you decide one of these looks is made for you, just follow the advice to play with your outfit creation and
harness combination. A harness under or above a deep neckline is a good start. Skinny bodies or floating
dresses might be already in your wardrobe. A harness will give your outfit a lot of impact, therefore be cautious
to not overload your outfit with too many colours or accessories.
As you might see or have seen in the summer season, not just harnesses but cage bras as well are a nice piece
of cloth, how to give your outfit a little bit more detail and using cut-outs as a playful and sexy way how to
bring your style to another level. Just let it peak out of the sides and top for a sneaky peak. Anyway, with a
harness the most basic cloth can be upgraded in many different ways. Harnesses have an element of danger
they may never outgrow, but this is a good thing. Let the harness become your focal point of your outfit!
Hair & Make Up Artist (left): Nicole Kau Creative
Model (middle): Jill Mo
Stylist (right): Laura Viktualia
Photo: Frank Jurisch