A woman wearing the uniform of a Playboy bunny (sometimes referred to unofficially as a "bunnysuit"). In Japan, the concept has been divorced from the Playboy brand, and they are simply known as "bunny girls".

The Playboy bunny uniform typically consists of a black strapless leotard (technically a corset), fake rabbit ears (usually in the form of a hairband), a fake rabbit tail, detached wrist cuffs, a white detached collar with a black bowtie, black or brown pantyhose, and black high heels. Common variations include substituting fishnets or thighhighs for the pantyhose, and the omission of any part of the outfit other than the ears and leotard.

A Playboy Bunny was originally a cocktail waitress who worked at a Playboy Club. The first Playboy Bunny costume was introduced when Hugh Hefner opened his first Playboy Club in Chicago in 1960.

Examples

Related tags

• Bunny Day—Japanese date pun for August(ba) 21st(nii) when artists are likely to post pictures
• Daicon Bunny Girl
• Kittysuit—cat themed variant
• Male Playboy bunny—male variant
• Nontraditional Playboy bunny—for other animal variants
• Oversized breast cup—when the cups of the leotard are loose
• Playboy bunny swimsuit—swimsuit variant
• Playboy Pokemon—Pokemon-themed variant
• Reverse bunnysuit—variant where limbs are covered but torso is not
• Tactical Playboy bunny—variant that is decked out in tactical gear
• Tailcoat Playboy bunny—variant with a tailcoat or tailcoat-like elements
• Translucent bunnysuit—variant with see-through strip down middle of leotard
• Undersized breast cup
• Wa bunny—Japanese-themed variant

See also

• Rabbit ear hairband
• Rabbit pose
• Tag group:Attire

External links

• Wikipedia: Playboy Bunny

The following tags are aliased to this tag: bunny_suit, bunnysuit, and playboy_bunny_leotard (learn more).

The following tags implicate this tag: tactical_playboy_bunny (learn more).

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