Worn by the Amazastanians (a warrior race that consists solely of stunningly attractive women with physical ages of 18 to 20) in Doctor Who comic strip "The Green-Eyed Monster" in Doctor Who Magazine (although this entire adventure might just be a delusion of Rose's). Lampshaded when a young child tells Exoristos that she dresses like a tart note British English for "slut", which Exoristos takes as a compliment, while wondering if it is some kind of pastry. It might take a couple hours for the new image to propagate through CloudFlare, but it should sort itself out eventually. Various attempts including the late 2000's and the New 52 eventually gave a similar but different redesign of the costume so that she was wearing more than a leotard, at least giving her pants or a skirt. Dancers of all types love the fire polished beads in triads and chains of vibrant blue-ice cobalt to sapphire blues, and photographs can not do justice to our gothic dark-fire look where bright red tones darken into rich garnet and gradually fade into black.

Remembered in the prison room on the lower floor, out on the rocky cliff where a parasol has been left and marks have been made in the cliff face. Lampshaded by the bank-robbing aliens in one of Jhonen Vasquez's Meanwhile strips, pointing out that the tiny plate of armor on Lady Sexhole's forehead is protecting the last thing she should be concerned about. Water Aerobics for the Aquaphobic: During a poorly-planned Hogwarts field trip to Jusenkyo that resulted in most of the students being cursed into various forms, Hermione falls into the Spring of the Drowned Warrior Goddess. Malseena of Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger has an extremely stripperiffic Nazi-themed outfit exposing cleavage and part of her midriff. The backglass for Black Rose shows Captain Rose going into battle wearing only a cape and a blood-red corset that leaves her arms and legs exposed.

It has similar bottom parts, an even skimpier top, and covers Matsuri's arms and shoulders more than the regular outfit.

Zarracka wears a 'strip down version' she made because she didn't want to wear the full version in a desert.This means the female barbarian character must compromise between protection and conforming with the Rules, which have been written into the physical structure of that universe by powerful wizards. 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. Unfortunately, the player in question wasn’t a great artist, so said make-up looked as if it had been applied incorrectly. In other news, copy-pasting already-made comics and commentary sounds like great fit for the Lazy Sunday slot.