One cool evening, I was strolling down the Forum Shops of Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, thinking it would be like any other typical dinner night-out for Veteran's Day. Before arriving at my designated place for eating, my feet carried me past the most romantic, unique, enticing display of ooh la la's I have ever seen for such a quaint little boutique: Agent Provacateur.\n\nOh how adorable those quirky mannequins looked in frilly, salacious, provocative displays of pink and black silken lace--along with a background wallpaper of the shop's own \""star graphic novel character\"", all decked out (at least for the time being ;D ) in her signature undercover brown trench coat--the Agent herself.\n\nOh how my secret love and desire for all things romantic, unique and classic ached my heart so much to want me to go enter that forbidden threshold, as if I were a child who has her nose pressed up on the glass, to the window that reveals the world of hidden candy goodies--in this case, eye candy goodies.\n\nOh how I long to be clothed and adorned in such frivolity! My secret desire, no one new--until now. To be an aspiring, glamorous retro pin-up model; to be like those classic, timeless women of the 1940's and 1950's--Marylin Monroe, Bettie Page--with such a carefree yet confident and flirty, coy attitude; a \""come hither\"", girl-next-door personality--a secret naughty mixed with suspicious nice--that will blind the eyes and melt the heart of any man and ignite the fantasies that dance in their minds--all from the power of a single, simple, yet artistic pin-up photograph. \n\nOh yes, how I long for that romantic dream to be a reality! But alas! I can only remain as a Romantic with no hope. All I can do now is be like those children who press their nose against that window glass and peer into the world of secret, untouchable goodies--knowing that their dear parents will never grant them the permission to indulge their senses in that sweet ecstasy.\n\nAnd so it has been done, my state of trance has been extinguished by the outrageous cost listed on the sales tag price ($200+ for a set)! Oh yes, I have strolled through the boutique and looked at the goodies through cyberspace (http://AgentProvocateur.com), and have seen the frivolous price tag for all the goods (still super expensive unless you sign up for their newsletter; you can get in on their secret, 50%-75% off sales if you do so)!\n\nSo it seems now that my hopeful reality must further be delayed; further be suspended in that intoxicating, tantalizing trance. Until then....until then....one day, I will be blessed by the fairy godmother of financial goodies, and at last I shall be that frivolous, voluptuous, vivacious pin-up bombshell that I so longed to be!\n\nSomeday....you and I shall be sinister partners-in-crime, Agent Provocateur.\n\n* Did you know that Agent Provocateur was founded by Joseph Corr\u00e9, son of the most influential fashion designer of the entire fashion world, Vivienne Westwood? Vivienne Westwood is the founding mother of punk fashion. Corr\u00e9 is also the son of the Sex Pistol's ex -manager, Malcolm McLaren. SEX PISTOLS! VIVIENNE WESTWOOD! How much more punk can you get? That makes the Agent Provocateur line extra special...and innocently kinky! ;D