In a dialogue-less opening scene, Mariska, in a trenchcoat and shades, sits on a wall in a Euro-city. She walks through a tunnel, slips off her lacy panties, leaves them on a staircase handrail. Walks into a hotel, goes into a room, leaves the key in the lock outside, closes the door, smiles nervously in anticipation.

A man (Rico Simmons) enters the room. She looks up from her lipstick, pulls her skirt down over her naked ass, enters a bedroom. The man is lying on the floor. She stands over him, undulating, slowly squats over his face until her lips meet his. She moans and gasps as he pleasures her. She backs up, puts his condom-covered cock inside her. They continue on the bed until he finally pops across her middle. They get dressed and he leaves without a word.

"It started with an oversight on my part," Mariska says, finally, in voiceover. She explains that she was dressing for a dinner date and neglected to put on panties. An awkward dinner party with Simmons and a lustful drive afterward, followed by a man hitting their parked car and the sexual follow-up, and the die is cast. She stops wearing them altogether, or wears them until Simmons tells her to take them off. "It was all so sexy and exciting."

The tale continues with Mariska's new friend Rose Valerie telling Mariska of her bud (Loren Minardi) who took off her knickers in the middle of a billiards game—to use them as a hair tie—and celebrated her victory with Pascal White and Emilio Ardana, including a d.p.

Emboldened by this story, Mariska and Valerie lure Ricky Stone from a sidewalk café to a wooded glade where they double-team him, then Mariska takes on Dorian del Isla and Luke Hardy at a realtor's open house under Simmons' approving gaze. As a thank-you present to Simmons for unleashing her sexuality, Mariska arranges a three-way with Amber Jayne and Valerie. Ending has Mariska enticing a guy as she continues her sans-culotte ways.

Director Liselle Bailey again delivers solid plot-lite Euro-porn with a mostly-surgically-unaltered cast. Condoms used throughout make the sex seem even more casual.