Skull Faux Leather Body Harness

The Skull Faux Leather Body Harness is a structured chest harness cut and assembled to form a recognizable skull face across the torso. Two large circular eye panels sit at bust level, each anchored by a silver D-ring at the bridge, while a segmented tooth-bar band wraps the lower ribcage — the hollow nose cavity and cheekbone cutouts are negative space built directly into the matte black faux leather panels.

Skull Silhouette Construction

Unlike a basic strap harness, this piece uses flat, wide-cut panels rather than thin straps to recreate skull anatomy. The eye sockets are full circular patches approximately 12 cm in diameter, joined at the center by a 1.5 cm bridge strap with a silver D-ring fastener. The tooth bar is a horizontal band with seven rectangular tab cutouts that mimic teeth, sitting roughly 10 cm below the eye panels. Shoulder straps loop over each shoulder and cross the back to hold everything flush against the body.

• Eye socket panels: approx. 12 cm circular faux leather patches, one per side
• Bridge strap with silver D-ring connects both eye panels at center
• Tooth-bar waistband with 7 rectangular tab cutouts for skull-teeth effect
• Matte black faux leather throughout — no gloss finish, no exposed fabric backing

Styling for Concerts and Editorial Shoots

The harness is designed to layer over fitted garments or be worn directly on skin. Worn over a long-sleeve black bodysuit (as shown), the skull panels sit cleanly against the fabric. For a gothic-casual look, layer it over a sheer mesh top with high-waist trousers; for a festival outfit, pair it over a black crop top and leather-look trousers. The skull motif reads best when the harness contrasts with a pale or tight-fitting underlayer so the cutouts read as negative space rather than shadow.

• Over a long-sleeve bodysuit for a clean, editorial silhouette
• Over a sheer mesh top for visible layering at dark-themed events
• Worn alone over the torso for a maximalist festival look

Sizing and Fit Notes

The shoulder straps and back cross-straps include adjustable buckles, accommodating a chest circumference of approximately 75–95 cm. The eye panels sit at bust level on a standard torso; on a shorter torso (under 160 cm) the tooth bar may ride slightly above the natural waist. The shoulder straps are not padded — wearing this for extended periods without an underlayer may cause strap marks, which is a known trade-off of the panel-harness construction. Not recommended for chest circumferences above 100 cm as the circular panels will lose their round shape.