Jolanda Van Amersfoort as French maid for shaved fetish magazine Slick, 1980.
Read MoreJolanda Van Amersfoort / Slick Magazine / 1980
Lina Romay / Barbed Wire Dolls aka Caged Woman / 1970
Lina Romay in horror film Caged Woman aka Barbed Wire Dolls by cult director Jesùs Franco, 1970.
Read MoreDonald Ducking It Down The Street
Janet Dunphy / Penthouse Magazine / 1972
Caroline Coombe / Mayfair Magazine / 1978
Glamorous Caroline Coombe topless in Mayfair Magazine vol.13 no.02, 1978.
Read MoreMaya Singh aka Ann Stephens / New Direction Magazine / 1973
Indian glamour model Maya Singh aka Ann Stephens, New Direction Magazine, 1973.
Read MoreJane Seymour / 1973
Actress and Bond girl "Solitaire," Jane Seymour in see through swimsuit and sunhat, 1973.
Read MoreMarie Liljedahl / The Seduction of Inga / 1969 / GIF
Swedish actress Marie Liljedahl in The Seduction of Inga, 1969.
Read MoreNikki Freud / Eros Magazine Sonderband / 1975
Busty vintage model with extreme tanlines, Nikki Freud at the beach with a feather boa for Eros Magazine Sonderband, 1975.
Read MoreClyda Rosen & Roberta May Evert / 1979
Retro nude models Clyda Rosen & Roberta May Evert playing dress up, 1979.
Read MoreGia Carangi And The Downward Spiral
anonymous asked:
Gia Carangi?..
Gia Marie Carangi (January 29, 1960 – November 18, 1986) was considered by some to be the first supermodel. She squandered the majority of her modeling earnings on drugs. After treatment, she got a job in a clothing store, which she eventually quit. She later found employment as a checkout clerk and then worked in the cafeteria of a nursing home. By late 1985, she had begun using drugs again. Carangi died of AIDS-related complications on November 18, 1986, at the age of 26, becoming one of the first famous women to die of the disease.
Au Revoir France Gall
French yé-yé singer and icon of sixties pop music, France Gall, has passed away at the age of 70 from cancer. Gall was our first glimpse into the beauty of the women and fashion of the 1960's. With her doll-like features and off-kilter innocence (showcased through often bizarre compositions by Serge Gainsbourg), we were immediately hooked. Our blog wouldn't exist today without that early spark of foreign mystery and intrigue that came from the bubble-gum princess. You will be missed.
—Retro-Fucking
