Demoniq – Astrid mini dress PVC & wetlook
The Astrid mini dress from Demoniq combines seductive shine with rebellious sensuality. This hot, figure-hugging dress combines glossy PVC material with elastic matte wet-look fabric, creating an exciting contrast of light and texture.
The lacing at the front and back is not only visually striking, but also allows for individual adjustment for a perfect fit. The nickel-free metal eyelet design and reinforced seams ensure durability and a high-quality finish.
The stretchy fabric clings to your body, accentuating your waist, hips, and bottom – making you shine with every step. A look that is both powerful and sensual – ideal for patent leather parties, exclusive club nights, or erotic moments.
This dress is more than an outfit – it's a declaration of desire, strength, and style.
Katie's styling tip:
The Astrid mini dress is a real power piece for fetish events, club nights or private sessions.
Wear it with high heels or over-the-knee boots for a dominant look.
Combine it with a patent leather choker or metallic accessories to enhance the look.
For a particularly sensual touch: Open the front lacing slightly – subtle, but effective.
Demoniq Astrid PVC Wetlook Lacing
✨ Highlights
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PVC & Wetlook – glossy vs. matte in an exciting contrast
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Front and back lacing for a perfect fit
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Nickel-free metal eyelets – durable & skin-friendly
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Reinforced seams for high-quality workmanship
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Heart-shaped décolletage – feminine & provocative
| design |
Figure-hugging mini dress in PVC & wetlook combination |
| brand |
Demoniq |
| Model |
Astrid |
| Color |
Black |
| material |
PVC: 100% polyester
Wetlook: 95% polyester, 5% elastane |
| Fit |
Elastic, figure-hugging, adjustable via lacing |
| Special features |
Front and back lacing
Nickel-free metal eyelets
Reinforced seams
Heart-shaped décolletage
Glossy PVC & matte wet look |
| Care instructions |
Hand wash at 30°C |
Note: A powerful mini dress with shiny PVC and matte wet look – ideal for club nights, fetish events and sensual moments.
