I’ve had this strange obsession with sheers and straps lately, and feeding that obsession is designer Victoria Bartlett and her designs for VPL Spring 2010 collection. Inspired by the human anatomy, the sheers and straps work together to represent bones and expose the body. And could the abstract shapes and cuts be any more evident? Another beautiful collection for VPL.

GALLERY: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: VPL Spring 2010

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Could this be a whole new way to show some leg!? VPL, designed by Victoria Bartlett, is a sportswear label focused on making the invisible, visible…hello legs! I can totally see this trend making it big come spring time. Though I’m not crazy about the neutral colored bodysuits, one of these bad boys in black with a pair of stilettos would be pretty knockout! Hm, I might go chop off a pant-leg on some old jeans now that I think about it! 

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Last February, we commented on VPL’s trend towards visible undies for Fall 2008. Well, with a new year, a new season and new trends, it is certainly obvious that designer Victoria Bartlett decided to push the envelope and show more skin than usual! Her garments for the spring are of neutral color as well as simple and sleek design. Where VPL makes its innovative move is with the visible lingerie-esque pieces…and some of these scanty pieces are so well done, you wouldn’t even want to wear a shirt/skirt over them! 

For more from VPL’s S/S 2009 collection, click here!

To purchase intimate inspired garments, visit Creatures of Comfort here!