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2002 San Francico: Dykes On Bikes Parade, p. 2
We head up 16th Street towards Market Street. At the front of the parade - at least as far as we can see - is a huge truck on which there's musical equipment, a dancing crowd, and all sorts of banners and flags.
 It's not the Folsom Street Fair, but bedroom costumes of all sorts appear. The leather pants, black-and-white corset, and the fur-lined handcuffs which connect these two women are rather tame examples.
 Not all sexuality is worn on the sleeve, so to speak. This woman is sporting a yoni jeans vest. It gets the idea across.
 There's one Mardi Gras habit which has made it here. Can you guess what it is?
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