Japanese Schoolgirl Watch
What the bottle did for tans, the aerosol can is doing for hosiery. To show off pedicures while observing conservative dress codes, gals in Tokyo are covering their legs with Nissin Medico Air Stockings. The spray-on waterproof leggings are engineered to withstand the monsoon season and breathe when temperatures rise. A $14 can contains 10 to 15 applications, each of which lasts a day (or until scrubbed off with a loofah). Once the fine-grain silk is applied, the wearer's legs look more like they've been dyed than covered with fabric. The stockings come in three flesh tones: terra-cotta for the office, natural for everyday wear, and bronze for a night on the town. If the cans ever reach the states, scores of Hooters waitresses can finally toss out those tacky L'eggs for a modern, run-free look.
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