Giving Away Virginia Holton

The skirt was so short that her full bush and thighs were completely bare. Since she could never be described as demure, Marla rarely had keeping her legs together as item number one for any given day. It was not that she made a conscious decision, "Right now I'm going to expose myself," when she parted those marvelous legs. She just acted naturally, moving in whatever fashion was comfortable at the moment, and left others to enjoy her nakedness or be offended by it. It was not unknown for her to stretch out one leg while spreading the other, and almost all employees had at some time entered her office to find her with her legs spread far apart under her glass-and-steel desk that had no front. Obviously, the effect was instantly electric whether she was in an airport lounge or behind her desk working or hosting a meeting. Marla enormously enjoyed exposing herself. And it was definitely good publicity for her company.

As president of Prism Designs of Palm Beach, Florida, designer and manufacturer of sensuous and erotic clothing for men and women, Marla wore her own designs for business meetings and professional engagements, pleasure, personal contacts and promotional purposes. In other words, all the time. She achieved fame early-on in her company when she appeared at meetings wearing lovely jackets and sweaters over her tiny skirts...and nothing else beneath. Just because a gathering was a business meeting had no influence whatever over her enjoyment of baring herself casually. It took a while for her company managers to get used to this in meetings and some never accomplished that at all.

She always enjoyed a good laugh when she would show up at a meeting and find people in attendance who had no earthly purpose being there. But they really wanted to see what sort of sensuous display she would present. A running joke among those with whom Prism did business was that her meetings were the best attended in company history. Of course, since she had founded the company it didn't have all that much history. But there had been a lot of meetings and hers always had waiting lists.