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A Serious Study of Mid-20th Century Lingerie
Posted by: | Comments“A Serious Study of Mid-20th Century Lingerie” is a super new photo book, oozing with sexy retro images of lingerie, stockings, corsets and high heels… There are 100 A4 pages and around 100 large colour photos by Tony Nylons, who clearly loves his work. It’s done with a lovely balance of style – always very sexy, but not porny or sleazy. If you like images of women in sexy ’40s lingerie, buy this book at the What Katie Did website
What Katie Did, for Lovers of Vintage Lingerie
Posted by: | CommentsSince Katie Halford launched What Katie Did, her vintage lingerie has appeared in Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Look, Pop and many more; even men’s magazine Esquire featured Rosie Huntingdon-Whiteley in one of her fabulous bullet bras. What Katie Did can kit you out in lingerie, stockings, corsets and high heels via their website and you can also drop in at their lovely shop just off Portobello Road in London. Katie has even produced a fun and stylish 104 page photo book, “A Serious Study of Mid-20th Century Lingerie,“ oozing with sexy 1940s retro images of lingerie, stockings, corsets and high heels… What Katie Did is at: 26 Portobello Green, 281 Portobello Road, London W10 5TZ (0845 430 8943) Website: www.whatkatiedid.com Meantime, enjoy these photos!
Glimpse – for lovers of stockings and vintage underwear
Posted by: | CommentsGlimpse is the new bi-monthly publication from Tony Nylons, recreating some of the titillating humour found in magazines from the 1940s through to the ‘60s – but featuring genuine stockings lovers from today.
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Glimpse – for lovers of stockings and vintage underwear
Glimpse – for lovers of stockings and vintage underwear
Posted by: | CommentsGlimpse is the new bi-monthly publication from Tony Nylons, recreating some of the titillating humour found in magazines from the 1940s through to the ‘60s – but featuring genuine stockings lovers from today. This is really fun and packed with stylish and good humoured photography. It’s good value at £25 for 6 issues (£35 overseas) for a 64 page A5 magazine
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Glimpse – for lovers of stockings and vintage underwear
MISS MAKEOVER’S MINIONS: T-GIRLS and KINKY GUYS
Posted by: | Comments“She seemed to me to be a man in woman’s clothes”. James Boswell on the Chevalier D’Eon, an eighteenth century transvestite
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MISS MAKEOVER’S MINIONS: T-GIRLS and KINKY GUYS
MISS MAKEOVER’S MINIONS: T-GIRLS and KINKY GUYS
Posted by: | Comments“She seemed to me to be a man in woman’s clothes”. James Boswell on the Chevalier D’Eon, an eighteenth century transvestite. More and more men are getting in touch with their inner female.
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MISS MAKEOVER’S MINIONS: T-GIRLS and KINKY GUYS
An Inverted Heart. Glowing Ruby Red by Marissa Moon
Posted by: | CommentsI’m staring at an inverted heart. A perfect peach. Ripe for the plucking.
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An Inverted Heart. Glowing Ruby Red by Marissa Moon
Why is fetish clubbing so much better outside London, when everything else is so much worse? The fetish scene started in London, back in the ‘80s and the best thing about it was the camaraderie. The explosion of BDSM sex was pretty striking, no question, but my most powerful memories are of the good humoured mutual acceptance of subs, doms, trannies, bondage fans, gays, artists, feminists, academics, writers and rubberists
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Why is fetish clubbing so much better outside London, when everything else is so much worse?
Why is fetish clubbing so much better outside London
Posted by: | CommentsWhy is fetish clubbing so much better outside London, when everything else is so much worse? The fetish scene started in London, back in the ‘80s and the best thing about it was the camaraderie.
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Why is fetish clubbing so much better outside London
Susan Godly – Miss Makeover’s Monicker
Posted by: | CommentsMy name is Susan Godly and I’m a sex, drug and alcohol addict. The only thing I’m ashamed of is being called Susan, and there was nothing much I could have done about it. I blame the parents.
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Susan Godly – Miss Makeover’s Monicker