Over two years of The Pinup Blog and,
surprisingly enough, we’ve yet to touch on a
very pinup-esque theme: The zodiac.
Women as allegory
came up in last
week’s post. Today is all allegory
with Zodiac Pinups. Though traditionally
woman have been used in the images of the
Virgo sign and often Aquarius, this week,
we’ll be focusing on complete series of
women as zodiac signs.
#10 Fantasy Zodiac Pinups
Probably what you’d
most expect to see out of a woman zodiac
series, but surprisingly not the most
commonly found on the net. Soft and
meticulous fantasy art, with kitschy
mystical touches. It’s less overtly sexy
and focuses more on femininity.
Something for the whole family
In dramatic scene, tough and even evil,
it’s the sexy Easter bunny fantasy gone
awry.
One of the most
common fantasies in cyber space, the
sexy bunny, has endless Google results.
While the typical sexy Easter bunny is
just a poster girl, on the sweet side
and often a Playboy cliche, I’ve run
into a more fetishistic bunny, this
year, which I’m more than glad to share
with you.
A fantastically
varied UK fetish shop that doubles as a
flip-through magazine, Honour has everything!
From your basic lingerie to some seriously
naughty toys to their own YouTube
Channel. All beautifully designed and
displayed. Have a flip-through!
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Not exactly cheesecake and not exactly
beefcake, but definitely sexy! It’s time to
feast your eyes on the butch pinup.
Feeling comfortable
in your own skin is the number one
ingredient for sex appeal. Not every
woman feels sexy in heels and lipstick,
and as a result, not every woman
is sexy in
heels and lipstick. This week, The Pinup
Blog takes a look at the diverse and
beautiful butch women, who prefer men’s
shorts over panties, and sideburns over
curlers.
Oh, the wonders of
the internet! While cruising around
LiveJournal, I found the lovely SushiKitten59.
Her specialty?
Anthropomorphic neo pinups! You’ve got
your tatoos, your piercings, your bondage
gear and your... tail! Save the squirrels!
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The Collar: Innocent fashion accessory,
or bondage gear?
From the most
innocent piece of jewelry to the most
fetishist admission of submission, collars
are actually quite common in pinup art. Today
we’ll look at a few examples of collars in
cheesecake and try too see if their function
and concept changes.
The Innocent Accessory in Classic
Pinups
Most probably
originating from Victorian fashions, the
collar, better known as the choker
(political correctness gone awry?), has
been fashionable all through the
19th
century. Many classic pinups from the
1940’s and 50’s feature this elegant,
little accessory:
This meticulously
drawn, wacky, neo pinup was created by
the phenomenal Brian M.
Viveros. Dark femme fatals with
bondage gear and random accessories are
the name of the game, and the results, as
seen here, are stunning. I couldn’t help
but compare with Jaime Hewlette’s Tank
Girl, of which I’m a huge fan, so this
is double fun for me, and I hope for you,
too.
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Noirotique
specializes in burlesque and fetish inspired
illustrations. It’s small now, but the images
are just so striking that I want to go back
and see where Patric Gallian takes it next,
and I suggest you do the the same.
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While the wholesome folks at Disney keep
our children at a safe distance from luscious
cleavages and male nipples, you guys go back
home and elaborate on the fantasy. This week
on The Pinup Blog: Brilliant, sensual, Disney
pinups!
The up and coming
Princess and the Frog, reminded me of all
the times I saw an elaboration on a Disney
character. Disney’s men and women become
icons and are instantly recognizable, thus
making for fantastic, sexy pastiche. But
before we delve into the world of R-rated
Disney mock-ups, let’s take a look at
Disney’s own subliminal sex appeal, to the
left. It’s amazing what context can do.
Artist and visual
designer, Wendy Ding, created the
fantastic Food Girl series. A whimsical
batch of pinup images, involving food.
This one is by far my favorite, as the
Pringles become accessories of a fan
dance, and if you don’t look carefully,
you may miss the chip Check out Ding’s beautiful
style at her website and
read the theory behind the Food Girls
series in this
fascinating interview.
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It’s actually more rare than you think.
The teacher fetish is a classic fantasy, but
when you look for classic images, you might
be surprised.
The teacher fetish
is one of those natural occurrences.
Young boys, in their teens, won’t be
able to ignore the refreshing sight of a
good looking educator. If a boy was
lucky enough to actually have an
attractive teacher, odds are he’ll
remember her fondly, for years to come.
Thus the teacher fetish is born. I made
every effort to avoid porn and keep it
classy. It’s a challenge, but someone’s
got to do it.
We’ll start off with a vintage soundtrack, to
get you in the mood: Frankie Avalon’s
Teacher’s Pet:
Suits for women would
come and go throughout history. When
women dress in suits they often don’t do
it to look like a man, but to project
strength. Our perceptions of
masculinity, as a synonym of strength,
is so deeply embedded that a unique
thrill tingles within us, when we
witness a woman in men’s clothing. Our
curiosity peaks, especially if she
balances the masculine facade with a
feminine one.
They’re fierce, they rock, they rap,
they’re retro, they are the diverse women of
Indie Rock!
From the poppish Pipettes, to the rapping
M.I.A, to the rocking Peaches, I bring you a
list of the fierce and divers ladies of
contemporary Indie rock. Though each act has
her unique style and statement, I can’t help
but reminisce of the days of 1980’s Blondie,
who seems to be the spiritual mother to many
of these ladies of Indie.
One piece of clothing that drove women to
self mutilation. THE symbol of the social
subjugation of women, for generations and yet
we still love it. So much so, that even after
it died, we revived it several times.
Women’s clothing have always been
controversial. Trying to balance comfort and
beauty has never been the goal of top
designers. Corsets, today, are a choice and a
fashion statement. They also don’t
necessarily mean body modification, by way of
cinching the waist, although some go for this
unhealthy practice. As a wise commentator
said, on the YouTube page of the video to the
left:
“Very
sensual, but after a point it becomes
grotesque. Part of the art is knowing how far
to go and have it still look good, not
deformed.”
Style’n’Fix
is a small yet stylin’ online shop that
caters to the breast adorning crowd. If
you feel your tits deserve the best (and
you often don’t sport a top), it’s a small
and beautiful collection of practical and
pretty pasties. Burlesque dancers may be
slightly disappointed that there’s nothing
to tussle around, but the non-professional
sexy-girl will love it!
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They come in all known genres and
fetishes, the only difference is that you
can’t pin them up. Introducing pinup
sculptures.
Pinups have been named as such, for their
function rather than their content. Today,
however, I think it’s safe to say that pinup
is more than something you… well... pin up.
It’s fashion statement, it’s an aesthetic,
it’s a lifestyle. And now, it’s highly
stylized and glossy sculpture!
Above, you can view the damn fine work of
Mike James. A multi
faceted artist, James does photography and
drawings, as well. His sculptures are an
idealized blend of cute and muscular.
Corsets are actually
more of a neo-pinup phenomena than a
classic pinup thing, and we love this
ancient fetish-wear to bits. So if you
want to know everything there is to know
about the corset life-style, head on
down to True Corset
(newest on the sidebar). An online shop
and information site on all that is
corset, brought to you by the delicious
Paulina De La Passionfruit.
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Arwendur
Photography is the mysterious online
portfolio of a wonderful fetish artist.
There’s not much information on the site,
more than contact information and an
impressive collection of images. A lot of
latex and thigh high boots with a wink to
pinup past, creating a shiny neo pinup
present. Open for commissions, so go take
a good look!
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From vintage erotica
to contemporary, Sugar Cut (newest on
the sidebar) has a bit of everything.
Focusing on the pinups, it’s interesting
to note that most of Sugar Cut’s images-
even though taken from different
collections- have very similar
compositions. For cheeky fun and a bit of
fetish, head on to Sugar Cut.
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Father’s day is coming up and in that
context, it’s a great time to talk about that
ever-so-taboo fetish:
Lolita.
Nabokov wasn’t really talking about
pedophilia, but the shock value seems to
overshadow the existential value of the
novel, Lolita. The cultural significance is
found between the pages of the dictionary:
“Main Entry: Lo·li·ta
Pronunciation: \lō-ˈlē-tə\
Function: noun
Etymology: from Lolita, character in the
novel Lolita (1955) by Vladimir Nabokov
Date: 1959
: a precociously seductive girl”
And also found on celluloid (as seen above).
Most people find it disconcerting that grown
men may feel attracted to young ladies. Or
that grown women act like little girls, in
order to attract grown men. As a result,
culture has given rise to some interesting
phenomena.
They’re hispanic, BBW, male,
anthropomorphic and they have one thing in
common- They’re all in a bunny suit!
Easter brings upon
me a message of hope, this year. Out I
went to fetch you some Easter bunnies
and to my pleasant surprise I found a
world of diversities. All sexy, all
bunnies, in all sizes, shapes and
colors. It’s the diverse universe of the
Easter bunny fetish- as long as you got
long ears- you’re in!
It’s the same classic pinup in a new,
shiny medium! All the pinups you can handle
on YouTube!
Classic pinups may be a thing of the past,
but they keep reappearing everywhere. What do
these vintage gals look like in their new
medium? Check it out!
They’re muscular, beautiful, have an
outrageous sense of style and can out-walk me
in high heels any day. The Pinup Blog lists
its top 10 favorite transvestites.
Transvestites are usually ignored by
mainstream society. Often they’re considered
freaks. Personally, I love effeminate men for
their beauty, honesty and courage. This list
is a homage to my favorite sweet
transvestites.
#10 Freddie Mercury and Keith Lemon -
Mustached Freedom
OK, I know what you’re thinking, and I’ll be
honest and say, this is not my fetish.
That’s why these
outrageous ladies are in spot 10. There
are two reason why Freddie Mercury- a
part- time practicing transvestite- and
Keith Lemon- who only dressed up for
this show (correct me if I’m wrong)- are
on this list:
They both went retro.
Isn’t it amazing how a small detail
like a mustache can completely challenge
perceptions of gender and beauty
conventions?
These men were both trying to be funny, but
they made me think about what we consider to
be obvious: men in mustaches are not
feminine. Really? Look again:
A little eye
candy for all you pinup lovers with a twist,
today on The Bi-Weekly Bombshell. A man with
style and nightmarish sex appeal, Marilyn
Manson has a fetish for the retro raunch.
Join the dark side of burlesque and see if
you can spot the Dita Von Teese Cameo:
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What can I say about
the Sexy Witch blog,
except that it should have been on my
sidebar ages ago! Intelligently written
and completely dedicated to its cause-
sexy witches. Possibly one of my favorite
pinup blogs and highly recommended. So
start your broomsticks and go!
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I love a man who
respects vintage. The Boot
Fetishist is exactly that. I first
discovered him, when I was looking at The
Pinup Blog’s morning stats, and noticed
that many people came from his URL. One
look at the Boot Fetishist blog and I knew
I was in love. Vintage,
pinups, fashion
and of course boots is what you’ll find,
so go go go! (and tell’em I sent ya
)
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Red is the color associated with fire,
blood (your life force), passion, love, and
heat, temptation, and anger, all of which
could be used to describe my favorite type of
pinups!
This would
be the vivacious Redhead...yes, the
fiery-tempered, sexy bombshells with the
cherry-colored hair...those are the ones
I love! You ask me why? Well, I have to
admit it's because I myself am a
quick-tempered, sharp-tongued redhead.
It's sort of like little girls with
blonde hair wanting a blonde Barbie doll
while the girls with brown hair seem to
prefer the brunette Barbies. I don't
remember having a redheaded Barbie doll
as a little girl (what a shame!). I'm a
redhead who loves looking at
crimson-tressed pinups. Some believe
these traits (the temper, the intense
sexuality) to be myths, but in my case,
it's all true, so how can I argue with
the stereotypes surrounding redheads?
Fashion
Details may be in a language I can’t
read, but its pictures aren’t.
This article is about the Vogue Paris
Calendar 2009 and it includes all 14
photographs out of the calender! They are
fantastic retro styled shots with a more
fetishistic adult twist and a diverse
selection of models.
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"Nobody talks but everything gets said --
MANLY is a sexy mix of the rough and the
smooth, a dream about sex with the sounds
off." —Alexander Chee, author of
Edinburgh
Gay erotic comics full of kink and
tenderness between masculine
men
Amy Colburn, an
up-and-coming illustrator of hot male-on-male
art, joinsDale
Lazarov,
writer/editor of
STICKY(Bruno Gmüender
Verlag, March 2006) to bring you manly
stories about manly men doing manly things to
each other.
You love them and I cant argue with you!
For your enjoyment; It’s the top 10 articles
of The Pinup Blog!
What a year! I
started The Pinup Blog with small ambition
and never dreamed it would get this far or
this big. I owe it all to my pinup loving
readers, such as yourself So in honor of you and the
new year, here are the top 10 most
popular articles at The Pinup Blog.
#10 Double Happiness - Retro Pinup
Twins
Maybe it’s the
unbelievable odds that there’s not one,
but two of this gorgeous girl. Maybe
it’s just about the manas e troie.
Whatever it is, twins are one of the
most popular sexual fetishes.
Beefcake searches always leave me
wanting, especially at Christmas time. Could
it be that only gay men consume
beefcake?
Last year I
nominated the
top 10 Christmas neo pinups. I thought
I’d see what beefcake had to offer in that
category. It’s a short list this year. As
always, a search for beefcake is much
tougher, as they seem to be scarce (in
relation to their female counter part).
Always leaving me asking that age old
question: Where’s the beef?!
I’ll start off with this excruciating Shawn
Connery, to the left. I don’t know what the
hell the man was thinking, but there you have
it. I know this isn’t a Christmas themed
beefcake, per se, but he’s so festive in that
red fetish get-up... Just look at him as my
Christmas gift to you.
“God approves of nudity. Adam and Eve in
the Garden of Eden, they were naked as
jaybirds.” ~ Betty (Bettie) Mea Page (April
22, 1923 – December 11,
2008)~
Many articles have sprouted about Bettie page
in the past couple of days. The details of
her death and turmoiled life are all over the
net. Most articles don’t elaborate on the
standard Wikipidia
article. I’d like to do something a
little different, to contribute to the
flood of eulogious articles and take a
look at this fascinating 1950’s sexual
icon.
‘Tis the season to be spooky. I got some
lovely Goth Halloween pinups for
you!
It’s The Pinup Blog’s second
Halloween and I scoured the Goth communities
to find you the charm and sexiness that are
Goth neo pinups. They’re pierced, tatooed and
fetishistic. Walk the dark depth of the
internet with me… Wahahahahaha!
Darkgoth
Darkgoth is a
wonderful Goth photographer. Her
creations are bold and at times
explicit, but always beautiful and
original. Most images are fetish and are
specifically aimed to that crowd.
Continuing Tuesday’s
fetish trend, I recommend I Like to
Watch. I Like to Watch is basically
a link page, filled to pop with
fantastic vintage erotica links from all
around the world. The site
is old and some of the
links are dead, but it’s definitely
worth a visit and a good scrutiny of all
the wonderful alternative culture it
links to.
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Leather, bondage and femdom make a great
setting for pinup photography. Take a sneak
peak into pinup subculture.
A great place to
find pinups is the fetish magazine. You may
be surprised, but the fetish magazine
originates in the sweet ole’ 1960’s. You
might also be surprised to know that these
magazines are aimed to be erotic rather than
pornographic. Fetishes aren’t for everybody,
Wikipedia says it beautifully:
Much of the content in fetish magazines
is baffling to people who do not share the
particular fetishes discussed and
depicted.
Why is the school girl such popular
fantasy? Where does she come from? Join me on
an exploration of the school girl
fetish.
The school girl is one of the most
common fetishes today. I’m sad to say I found
no articles about the origins of this one. I
can only guess it has to do with Catholic
schools being so restricting, that fantasies
had to emerge. (For more examples of fantasy
growing out of sexual restriction , check out
The
Vail Fetish Pinup.)
The school girl’s origins may be obscure, but
the appeal is very obvious. The young
virginal girl on the verge of womanhood has
been a fantasy for centuries. You will find
this theme hidden in classics like “Dracula”
or Henry James’ “Daisy Miller”, or blatantly
uttered in the Marquis de Sade’s novels. Here
is a very modern adaptation.
Do men pinup artists draw differently
than women pinup artists? It’s the battle of
the sexes!
It had to be asked- you know
it and I know it. It’s so basic to the
art-form, it just couldn’t be ignored. Pinup
art is about the way an artist perceives sex
and women, so there are bound to be
differences. Let’s observe, together, the
differences and similarities between men and
women pinup artists.
A Little History
Traditionally, not
many women artists are historically
documented. Women rights are such a new
concept, that sometimes I wonder how we got
so far, in such a short time span.
Historically, it was World War II that
launched women into the work-place, in
America, and they had their hand in every
field of expertise and occupation.
It’s true that mostly, pinup girls
are considered a low art, at times completely
thought of as porn. Today we talk a little
about pinups in Pop Art- a highly respected
art movement.
Before we take a look at some Pop Art pinup
girls, here’s a short explanation of the
movement:
Pop art is a visual art movement that
emerged in the mid 1950s... [it’s] one of
the major art movements of the twentieth
century. Characterized by themes and
techniques drawn from popular mass culture,
such as advertising and comic books, pop
art is widely interpreted as either a
reaction to the then-dominant ideas of
abstract expressionism or an expansion upon
them. Pop art, like pop music, aimed to
employ images of popular as opposed to
elitist culture in art, emphasizing the
banal or kitschy elements of any given
culture.
In essence, anyone making ads or comic book
art is creating popular culture. The
difference is that Pop Artists are usually
trying to react to pop-culture with their
creations and not just be part of the
creation mass. (Kind of like the difference
between Britney Spears and Madonna)
Yes, I sat myself down and asked
myself why it is I blog about pinups. It’s so
trivial, it’s so silly and so horny! So why
then? Here are 10 fine reasons!
#10 The Detail
I’m a sucker for good
craftsmanship. Most people are. As an
art student you learn to appreciate
abstract art and god knows I love it,
but there is always a special place in
my heart for that artist that can really
draw convincing fingernails and get deep
into the garter-clasp details.
Suicide
Girls started out as a small,
two-person, alternative photography
project. With over a thousand
barely-legal-looking, naturally
beautiful, tattooed and pierced models,
it became a small corporation.
The site is a tastefully executed
soft-core-porn subscription magazine, with a
section devoted to each girl, including
images, videos and a personal blog. The idea
behind Suicide Girls is that blond with fake
tits and a Barbie doll smile is not for
everyone, and it seems to cater to a
different crowd than Playboy’s. I can see
women loving this. After all,
it’s made by women.
And of course a rock’n’rolling Goth, Neo-Punk
audience.
With a vibrant, sex positive community
of women (and men), SuicideGirls was
founded on the belief that creativity,
personality and intelligence are not
incompatible with sexy, compelling
entertainment, and millions of people
agree. The site mixes the smarts,
enthusiasm and DIY attitude of the best
music and alternative culture sites with an
unapologetic, grassroots approach to
sexuality.
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Some pinup artists are skilled,
sophisticated and patient enough to add a
little technical challenge to their work -
the mirror.
While looking for
pinup twins a month ago, I found myself
eyeing another pinup art practice - the
mirrored pinup. I haven't managed to find an
essay about the appearance of mirrors and
reflections in a painting (let me know if you
got the inside story via comment or
email ), but I gather it’s an
interesting research subject. In pinup
art a lot of the profound meaning is
shallowed out to eye-candy. I’m hoping
to find some insight into the mirrored
pinup.
Showing Off All Assets
As I said, in
most pinup art, the profound possibilities of
meaning are usually shallowed down to simple
efficiency. In most cases, the pinup will be
either facing the viewer, or with her back to
the viewer and the mirror is there to show
all the pinup’s assets - front to back.
Last week, I posted a whimsical little
anthology about pinups in
sports. I had a few
interesting remarks, on and off-site,
inquiring as to “Where are the real women?” I
didn’t completely understand the nature of
the question, but a thought came to my head:
Unlike Playboy, some readers read this blog
for the pictures. Am I a Porn Blog? Some, I
suppose, think so.
All
this train of thought brings us to today’s
issue:Is the contemporary pinup pornography?
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You’re not seeing double. This list
compiles pinup twins from around the world
and across history.
Like
the bunny and the exotic dancer, the
fantasy of twins has always been out
there. Twins photograph incredibly, and
automatically call to mind additional
meaning to an image. Smart photographers
and painters utilized their rarity in
order to create a stunning image. I’m
leaving the sexual stuff out of this
list, as alluring as it may appear it’s
incest and I’m just not that kind of
blogger.
The Vintage Twins that Launched a
Thousand Words
Not much is known
about Edward
D'Ancona, who very possibly had a severe
book fetish. This pinup isn’t dated,
and all we can assume is that it was
painted between the mid 1930-1960, the
years he was known to be an active
calendar artist. That’s a big gap, and
the painting doesn’t clue us in to much.
Seeing as these glamor girls are naked,
the only thing I could go by is the
hair, which looks right about the right
length and styling to be between the
1940-1950. But again, I don’t know for
sure, so feel free to enlighten us with
an email
or comment, if you know better.
This is the pinup that inspired this article,
because...
Visual artists can’t hide behind their
work, at some point, some one will notice, a
fetish, a habit a quirk. Missing belly
buttons, fake breasts, detached heads- This
is a list of the 10 most fucked up pinups in
classic cheesecake history.
No disrespect
to these wonderful artists- as an artist
myself- I know how much it sucks to be told
“you missed a spot”. These details, however,
are part of pinup history, and quite an
idiosyncratic part, at that. I hope you enjoy
this quirky look at fine pinup art.
#10 Alberto Vargas’ Pointed
Nails
Alberto Vargas’ work is practically
flawless. It’s skillfully executed and
unfathomably beautiful. Vargas has many
fetishes, but this tiny detail is so
idiosyncratic and mysterious, and it repeats
every single time! Pointed nails are in every
Vargas image, without exception! What can
this mean? Is it a
catwoman thing? Is it an esthetic
preference? Is Vargas flirting with danger?
What do you think?
Sexy astronauts, alluring aliens, and
sassy space warriors are a mainstay in pinup
culture. Taking erotic fantasy out of this
world.
Jules Verne's 1865 novel From the
Earth to the Moon captured many people’s
imagination, all around the world. But it
wasn’t until a hundred years later, that the
Apollo 11 would land on the moon and really
fuel pop culture. It’s easy to find fantastic
images of sexy aliens, today. TV and the
cinema have made it popular with movies and
shows such as Star Wars, Star Trek, Total
Recall and many more.
I’d like to take a more
chronological-as-possible look at the pinup
space fantasy, because I think, all you pinup
lovers will be pleasantly surprised.
Today's Bi-Weekly edition is on the risque
side. leave the kidies with the sitter,
because we're going into the realm of erotic
art. Obsession Art
exhibits the works of a myriad of
artists. from photography to paintings.
A lot of nudity and a lot of fetishistic
insinuation. A personal favorite, I
thought I'd share, was the above
Aviation Fuel (yes, it's the pilot cap
that got me ), by photographer Sean
McCall, who does beautiful
black&white photography, and works a
lot with
Dita Von Teese (in above picture). Thats
just one example of the fine erotic art
you'll find at Obsession Art, so go check it
out.
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Among my constant
searches for neo-pinups, one almost
never fails. It's Dark Pinup
Girls from LiveJournal. It's
a large group, who's members (usually the
models, but sometimes the photographers)
post their photo-shoots of a gothic pinup
style. Sometimes it's "traditional"
neo-pinups: retro sweet with piercing and
tattoos. And Sometimes it's down-right
disturbing. There's something for
everyone, so go check them out. Another
plus to the way LiveJournal is constructed
is that if you like just one of the
models, you can check out her personal
page, which the girls usually update
regularly.
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Suits for women would
come and go throughout history. When
women dress in suits they often don’t do
it to look like a man, but to project
strength. Our perceptions of
masculinity, as a synonym of strength,
is so deeply embedded that a unique
thrill tingles within us, when we
witness a woman in men’s clothing. Our
curiosity peaks, especially if she
balances the masculine facade with a
feminine one.
That’s why these
outrageous ladies are in spot 10. There
are two reason why Freddie Mercury- a
part- time practicing transvestite- and
Keith Lemon- who only dressed up for
this show (correct me if I’m wrong)- are
on this list:
So in honor of you and the
new year, here are the top 10 most
popular articles at The Pinup Blog.
Among my constant
searches for neo-pinups, one almost
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