Body glitter

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Glitter body, is a form of body decoration, formed by the covering in or sticking of glitter (sparkly body paint or dust, stickers, temporary tattoos) or multi-coloured jewels, gemstone, rhinestones or crystal ornaments on one or many body parts such as: hair, forehead, eyebrow, lips, beard, armpit, upper arm, breast, pubes, buttock,etc.

Glitter boobs

Glitter boobs, glitter tops or sparkly boobs, is a form of breasts, boobs or tits decoration, formed by the covering in or sticking of sparkly ornaments on the breasts, boobs, tits of a woman, also combining with nipple tassels. It can be the shape of a bra, bralette, bikini top or crop top. Like body paint, these ornaments are carefully attached to prevent the festivalgoers showing off too much skin and to create the shining appearance and certainly not for the faint-hearted.[1]

This eye-popping look has taken social media by storm, with numerous of women as Instagram stars proudly baring their jewel-encrusted breasts to their followers.

Places

This racy trend taking over festival circuit and parties from the UK's Glastonbury to Australia's Splendour in the Grass in 2017. The daring look was seen all over the festival during California's Coachella Festival within 2018, 2019 – with people wearing clubwear such as mini skirts or hot pants.[2]

Glitter butts

Glitter butts, or glitter booty, is a form of butts, booty, ass or bum decoration with sparkly things.[3]

Glitter pubes

Glitter pubes, or vajazzle, is a form of pubes decoration with sparkly things.

References

  1. ^ Dowling, Amber. "Glitter boobs are a thing now, you've been warned". the loop. Retrieved 20 June 2020.
  2. ^ "10 Reasons Why 'Glitter Boobs' Are Summer's Hottest Music Festival Trend". Maxim. Retrieved 20 June 2020.
  3. ^ Tierney, Allison. "People Can't Stop Taking Photos of Their Glittery Butts". Vice. Retrieved 20 June 2020.}