I’ve been telling you already about the Arbat st., the “open club” for youth on Moscow. Also there are many performers and artists showing off every day. This time I was there with my friend, Girl_of_tattoo, and we even took an adventure to make a portrait of me.
It resembles me well, doesn’t it? 
Photographer: Billy (StylishFetish.com).
Hot days in Moscow – it’s great to spend some time with friends on the river bank…
Photographers: Billy (StylishFetish.com), Anatomic, DuxShamana, nik757.
There’s a really great waterpark on Tenerife. I dressed up accordingly to February, but the water turned out to be unexpectedly warm and pleasant… Enjoy the real wetlook in public!
Photographer: Billy (StylishFetish.com).
Maybe somebody thinks I gave up posting Canari photos. No, I didn’t – just too many things to do, including local parties. Now I’m back with you. Here it is – the Stormy Beach.
Photographer: Billy (StylishFetish.com).
OK my friends. My exams are over for this year!!! So what can I do next? Dance, of course!!! And because it’s too hot in Moscow in July – it’s a good idea to use the truck pool on the Autoexotica show, isn’t it? Enjoy the wet look!
Photographer: Billy (StylishFetish.com).
Here is a mega sexy set for you my dear fetish lovers! Don’t forget to appreciate my killer outfit and take a look at my new Ballet boots! 
Photographer: Billy (StylishFetish.com).
As you know already, I made St. Petersburg happy with a visit. I also called on the RubberDay 7 where I met the star of FetishBunker site – Helly the Rubber Girl…
…and many other girls.
Photographer: Billy (StylishFetish.com).
Two video clips from RubberDay in Moscow. Latex, gasmask and a lot of sexy girls!
I’m waiting for thousand comments!
The Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg, Russia, was, from 1732 to 1917, the official residence of the Russian Tsars. Situated between the Palace Embankment and the Palace Square, adjacent to the site of Peter the Great’s original Winter Palace, the present and fourth Winter Palace was built and altered almost continuously between the late 1730s and 1837, when it was severely damaged by fire and immediately rebuilt. The storming of the palace in 1917 became an iconic symbol of the Russian Revolution. Today, restored, the palace forms part of the complex of buildings housing the Hermitage Museum.
Photographer: Billy (StylishFetish.com).
