Basic Trope: Using fur garments as a way to cover up nudity.
- Straight: Alice drives over to Bob's house for a date, and decides to wear nothing but some pumps and the chinchilla coat he gave her for her birthday.
- Exaggerated: Alice's wardrobe is almost nothing but furs.
- Logical Extreme: Alice's wardrobe is nothing but furs, she adamantly refuses to wear anything else, even in the summer.
- Downplayed: Alice likes to wear her fur over some lingerie, and often a slip nightgown more than just a bra and panties.
- Justified: An accident causes most of the clothes in Alice's closet to be splashed with red wine. Her full-length chinchilla was the only body-covering item not stained, so she wears that as she takes the rest to the dry cleaners.
- Inverted: Alice wears a wool coat to cover up that she's wearing a fur under it.
- Subverted: Alice says she's not wearing anything under her fur, but it turns out she's wearing a cocktail dress.
- Double Subverted: And with a few tugs at the shoulder straps, the cocktail dress falls to the ground and there stands Alice in the buff.
- But sexy tomboy Caroline in her long leather trench coat is indeed naked under her coat except for a pair of leather boots.
- Parodied:
- It turns out that wearing any other clothing under her furs is against Alice's beliefs.
- An Animal Wrongs Group confronts Alice on the way and steal her coat, leaving her naked in public.
- Zig-Zagged: Alice wears a chinchilla-fur coat with nothing underneath it, then shrugs it off and spends some quality time nude. Then she changes into her fox-fur coat, but dresses normally underneath it … but her street clothes disappear while she's on her way to Bob's place and she has a Naked Freak-Out when she takes off her coat in front of him.
- Averted: Alice wears a wool skirt and a sweater under her fur, as it is the chilliest part of winter.
- Enforced: Alice's actress has a no-nudity clause, so having her wear something over her naked body is a compromise.
- Lampshaded: "I'm wearing a fur coat … only a fur coat."
- Invoked: Bob is Alice's sugar daddy, and every time he buys her a fur, he insists that she try it on naked.
- Exploited: Bob challenges Alice to strip poker, knowing she'd be just one lost hand away from full defeat.
- Defied: Alice has a rolled up dress and set of bra and panties in the pockets of her furs, just in case she might find herself forced to wear nothing else.
- Discussed: "How can Alice stand to leave her coat on all the time? She must sweat a lot"
- Conversed: "If this happened to a Princess, would she be wearing an ermine coat?"
- Implied: We see a generous amount of cleavage though the open part of Alice's fur. This could mean she has a low-cut dress, or that there's no dress at all.
- Played for Laughs: Bob hypnotizes Alice, and while under a trance she takes off everything above the waist other than her white rabbit jacket, and she's given a post-hypnotic suggestion to think she's not topless under her fur.
- Played for Drama: It's shown as degrading for Alice to do when Bob demands it, but he's too rich and powerful for her to leave him unilaterally.
- Played for Horror:
- Alice is a succubus, and she dresses like this when she's about to have fatal sex with one of her victims (though, due to the nature of these tropes, that doesn't diminish the Fanservice aspect).
- Alice is attacked by a Serial Killer, her blood staining the white fur coat.
- Deconstructed: This only works for Alice in spring and fall, she sweats buckets in the summer, causing her to stink when she disrobes, leading to Fan Disservice. Alternately, in the winter she's vulnerable to the cold weather because a fur coat by itself can only do so much. It normally does the job but extreme cold and windy spells leave her at the mercy of old man winter, shivering and even getting sick.
- Reconstructed: Alice drinks a lot of hot beverages in winter and ice cold beverages in summer, reducing the impact of the weather.
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