Office woman stocking upskirt

Sehr real. Nicht gestellt.

On the one hand: this video is a stirring, highly libidinal sight. It inflames lust in any number of fellas to see the lady almost nonchalantly cross and uncross her shapely legs underneath the desk in that office setting. She keeps showing off her deliciously full thighs, her happily snag free garter stockings, her hopelessly scant skirt and, of course, her red- or "rose"- or "blush"-coloured panties or thong that bravely tries to shield her suitably hairy vulva from leering eyes that get a bit too much of an eyeful of what IS supposed to be a rare thing: an accidental panty flash when the lady enters or leaves a car, when she rises from a crossed-legs position to go elsewhere, etc. ...

One is perhaps moved to set the overall question to the beat of “Should I Stay Or Should I Go,” the hit song of the punk rock band The Clash, from their 1982(?) album "Combat Rock": “Is this real or is this fake?”

Those fetching legs are crossed and uncrossed any number of times, affording the rascal of a viewer rather clear sightings of the victim's (or "model's") red and lace red panties or thong, with her pubic hair showing through the vertical strip like mesh panelling. The thighs of those legs of hers look almost sinfully shapely in those "nude tone" garter stockings that seem to impart a sexy fullness to the upper legs.

(And one CAN say "she," "her" and the like, yes? Genuine voyeurism victim or model playing the blissfully unwary, we CAN establish that the person we see isn't some female impersonator dreadfully good at fooling leering horndogs into thinking that's a non-tranny lady one sees ... right?. And, of course, here we cue Aerosmith's "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)" from their "Permanent Vacation" LP. )

IS the lady at the desk a voyeurism model? I've wondered if young ladies nowadays would wear those open-toed, high-heeled, ankle-strap sandals -- or, for that matter, those "nude tone" garters. (Let alone wear that immodestly, impractically, preposterously short side-slit skirt outside one's WITHOUT ... around.)

Looking online, even watching a two-and-a-half-minute "Today On NBC" news report on the COVID-19 crisis in Florida (hoping to see many young women walking around, eating at restaurants, etc., wearing non-sneaker footwear) wasn't much help. Yes, "Marie Claire" ran an article or two in 2020 or even in 2019 about the high-heeled women's sandal (in jewel-encrusted form) starting or continuing to be stylish. But I'm still not sure if such footwear is regarded as being feminine yet professional office footwear for under-30s nowadays. What if that "upskirted" lady is a model who wore what she knew to be relatively unfashionable footwear (unfashionable for America, at any rate) to film that "sneak a peek" thrill?

Oh, heck, does it really matter? That sight is damn sexy for a guy, staged or not. I'll not be moralistic and I'll try to lay off the online sleuthing that only prolongs the time on the message AND the message itself. I'll have to sign off pretty soon: an important family meeting will start any minute from now. (A meeting that DOESN'T promote fondness of "upskirting," staged or real.)

So sexyy