@PhilosophyExp RU sure? I saw a Marylin Monroe dress the other day and it was tiny, I mean minuscule, could fit my hands around her waist.
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But then, look at the models here and they could all stroll down a 2016 catwalk: http://weheartvintage.co/2013/04/08/1950s-models-and-their-measurements/ …
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No, and too short for today's catwalk, but interesting that there's less diff than I assumed. Pin ups always bigger breasted.
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Most famous 50s pin up images are prob Gil Elgrens, would be at home in any modern lad rag: http://www.thepinupfiles.com/elvgren4.htmland …
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It's possible my impression was skewed by seeing a lot of pictures of this woman: https://www.pinterest.com/betsyhertel/hilda-the-plus-size-pin-up-1950s/ …
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Every taste catered for. She looks very outdoorsey. Robust and cheerful.
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I am more struck by how little ideal femininity seems to change down the ages. Nefertiti would be a knockout anywhere today.
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