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Literature/ThisIsScrewedUpButIWasReincarnatedAsAGirlInAnotherWorld'': Ren is smart enough to wear a chainmail bikini ''under'' her clothes. It is made of silk mixed with mithril, so it is lightweight, comfortable, and tough enough to protect her vitals. Taarna's get-up from ''WesternAnimation/HeavyMetal''. What scant clothing she wears seemed to be ''modeled'' on various pieces of armor, despite being made of cloth. The only parts that appear to actually be armored are her right arm and her boots. Literature/SchooledInMagic'': Emily sees a group of women wearing them outside Whitehall, protectors of their virginal sisters. She speculates it's merely to make a statement of their femininity, rather than offer actual protection.

Naturally, this is lampshaded, discussed, and averted with Lady Bug's armor in the ''Literature/{{Worm}}''/''Webcomic/{{TheGamer}}'' fanfic ''Fanfic/CoOpMode''. James even comments on the fact, lampooning on how impractical such armor is, and Taylor specifically designs her clothes to avert both this and BattleBallgown: Despite the original film's titanium bikini being one of the ur-examples of this trope, it is averted in the new films. Captain Phasma (played by the illustrious Gwendoline Christie) wears completely functional stormtrooper armor. Made of silver metal rather than white plastic, in fact. Fanfic/AGrowingAffection'' plays with this trope; Hinata is shown multiple times wearing a scale armor bikini, but she wears it under her normal uniform. WordOfGod claims that every kunoichi wears armored undergarments, unless her uniform is too {{Stripperiffic}}. Film/TheABCsOfDeath'': In the "W" segment, the warrior woman fighting the giant walrus is clad in a bikini made of leather and metal.Manga/WitchbladeTakeru'' exploits the trope even further: basically, the titular heroine's Witchblade form covers ''just'' enough to protect her most ''basic'' modesty, leaving almost nothing to the imagination, as seen [[http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_9tD4ysX_AF4/RswVzwxy1yI/AAAAAAAAAiU/s5Z2uUmDY-0/s1600/Witchblade%2BTakeru%2BUnderwear006.jpg here]] [[http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_9tD4ysX_AF4/RswV_Axy1zI/AAAAAAAAAic/Q-d_9NFLnbc/s1600/Witchblade%2BTakeru%2BUnderwear007.jpg and here]]. Played out beautifully in ''Anime/WolfsRain''. Yes, [[BigBad Jaguara]] does wear armor that clearly displays her "assets" to anyone she might allow to be in her presence... [[spoiler:so guess where Darcia finally skewers her?]], granted she was trying to seduce him, but she also anticipated a battle with the wolves. The trope is further referenced with regard to Watchwomen in ''Literature/{{Thud}}'' when a skimpy skirt and papier-mache armor outfit is found in a collection of stripper costumes. The stripper explains that sometimes men like to see [[FairCop a pretty girl in armor]]. Angua is confused, as men never seem happy to see ''her''.

Also there's Sergeant Colon, who fits his Roman-Centurion-esque breastplate "like jelly fits a mould", and Detritus, a massive troll who ''can't'' fit all his muscles into ''his'' armor. And, it should be mentioned, his armor was originally fitted for a war elephant. Otona no Bouguya-san'' is an ecchi comedy manga about a shop in an RPGMechanicsVerse that sells this stuff. A young man named Kautz comes into town from the country looking for a job, and sees a shop door with a "help wanted" poster on it. Upon going in he's highly flustered to find a man in a compromising position with a pretty girl who's wearing an extremely revealing "armor", but they turn out to be the shopkeeper Naden and his salesgirl Lilietta. Naden was just using Lilietta to test the fit on one of his items of merchandise, and he explains to Kautz he started this shop purely because it's his dream to get every female adventurer to wear such "ero-armors". In fact Naden's store is on the brink of going under because he just wants to sell sexy things to women, and priced everything to sell at a loss while neglecting any sort of accurate or responsible bookkeeping. Out of a combination of wanting to fix this miserable state of affairs and being immediately infatuated with Lilietta, Kautz takes the job and the hilarity begins.In an issue of ''ComicBook/TheAvengers'', the team entered a city that had been transformed to an ancient version of itself by Kulan Gath (a frequent tactic of his). Their clothes transformed as they entered the city, with ComicBook/SheHulk ending up in a chainmail bikini reminiscent of Red Sonja's. (This was probably a direct homage, given that Kulan Gath is Sonja's arch-enemy.) Another interesting way to use it is in bed. Given that this is first and foremost a role-playing item, you can use it to spark passion in your partner. Some men and women simply love this stuff so it wouldn’t be awkward if you show up in bedroom wearing just a chainmail bikini. Just make sure your man or woman is into it. Used Materials The supposedly "armoured" fighters of the Seven Shields (Alicia, Claudia, Luu-Luu) are dressed in "armour" designed with revealing skin in mind[[note]]The {{doylist}} reason for this is because these three characters are designed that way in ''Kuroinu'' canon[[/note]]. Special mention goes to Luu-Luu, a CutesyDwarf who wears a two-piece "armour" made of animal hide, all underneath a green cloak. {{Averted|Trope}} in the remastered version due to AdaptationalModesty. FanDisservice The elderly and very male]] Huang Gai wears one at the battle of Red Cliff in ''Fanfic/FarceOfTheThreeKingdoms''. It comes in handy when he falls into the water.