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Have y'all seen this new trend? Riding a Peloton in all senses of the word. 🚴🏻♀️
Yours truly has one.
The only thing more surprising than me having a Peloton (I mean, c'mon if I spent half as much time riding it as I do on pool hangs and imbibing and thinking clean eating cancels it out I'd probably weigh 20 pounds less) is tha...
Leather has always been popular but, with the advent of punk and metal in the 1980s began to define an iconic aesthetic for punks and motorcycle riders alike: black leather jackets and vests.
2024-05-29 05:00:33 +0000 UTC View Post
Life long and prosper🖖🏻
One of the main characters from Star Trek, a hit sci-fi TV series from the 1960s featured Spock, a Vulcan, and his greeting that uses a hand signal accompanied by the famous phrase.
Star Trek is one of the longest running franchises and was inspired by (among many things) the launch of the Russian satellite Sputnik in 1957.
Happy Memorial Day 🇺🇸
Thank you to those who served, and sacrificed.
Memorial Day in the United States originated after the Civil War, first celebrated in 1868 as “Decoration Day” when graves of soldiers fallen (both Union and Confederate) would be decorated with flowers.
The timing of the holiday is to coincide with the most likely time for flowers to b...
Gonna Sex. I mean, Gunne Sax.
A Gunne Sax top from the 1970s and lingerie from my personal collection.
Gunne Sax (named for the gunny sack, or burlap sack style trim at the bottom of the dresses) was founded in the 1960s with the intent to recreate pioneer-style clothing (think gingham, lace and calico) which became hugely popular. Original Gunne Sax pieces are hard to c...
A rad 1960s/70s French moto print top and vintage nylons/garter belt 💋 🏍️
2024-05-26 05:00:59 +0000 UTC View Post
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Happy Friday! Summer school dismissed early for a field trip to the pool 💋
A 1970s bodysuit and I can’t decide if I wanna add sparkly bellbottoms and hit up Studio 54, or just don some roller skates and groove our to disco on the roller rink 🛼
I’m the 1970s, disco became the perfect groove to roller skate to. Adding a disco ball, flashing lights, and groovy beats made the roller rink a popular place for kids and adults alike. Movies like Saturday Nigh...
The history of sheer lingerie is, unsurprisingly, long and originated around the mid—1700s in France by the royal court. It’s tied in with the use of body stockings (which I’ve covered in a previous post) but, being made of superior fabrics it wasn’t exactly accessible to your average woman.
It wasn’t until the 20th century when lingerie began to be mass produced that its p...
A 1970s Deadstock Votes For Women top! One of the coolest shirts I’ve gotten my hands on.
I just did a post on the low number of women in the US government in the 1970s and the resulting push for better representation. I won’t repeat myself here but this shirt falls into the same political timeframe in the campaign for women to have a say 💋
Apollo 11: the mission to land mankind on the moon
Allegedly, “The mission was so dangerous, the astronauts couldn't get life insurance. So they each autographed hundreds of philatelic "covers," envelopes their friends had postmarked on July 20, 1969, which they knew their families could sell to collectors to fund their kids' college education if they did not return.”
While the 1950s/60s is the typical era you’d associate with a bandeau top (picture that iconic Marilyn Monroe bikini photo), they’ve actually been around literally forever.
It comes from the French word for “strip” (of cloth) but is depicted in art from Ancient Greece and looks pretty much like bandeaus of today.
Inspired by velvet of glam rock and the patterns from the boho hippie movement, this vest is a testament to the sometimes-weird fashion choices made.
Vests were HUGE in the 70s, from leather to crochet to a printed velvet, like this one.
I can’t imagine anyone is really complaining about this look, though.
TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT!
Here’s a little video message ahead of tonight! :)
A fun fact: pink is one of the oldest colors found in the geological record dating back rocks found in 1.1 billion-year-old rocks found underneath the sands of the Sahara. Pink has been used as pigments for art, fabrics, pottery, etc throughout time without much regard to gender until the 20th century.
Hot pink as a pigment is actually a relatively new phenomenon, though. The Italian...
I’m going live this Friday night!
9pm CST.
I’ll be talking history and will have lots of toys with me that we can have fun with :) 💋
Get in, I’ve got my Asstronaut Kit and we’re going to Uranus!
I got a chance to play with a space-themed anal play kit and used the biggest butt plug I’ve ever tried so far, and it glows in the dark AND vibrates!
Cum check it out in your inbox! 🚀🪐👽
Want to join the Mile High Club?
Pan American World Airways (or, Pan Am) was founded way back in 1927 and by the 1950s and 60s it became synonymous with luxury air travel and Pan Am stewardesses were the height of professional glamor.
Becoming a stewardess was like becoming a model: they had stringent criteria to meet from height, weight, appearance and even how to smoke...
The Little Green Fairy:
Absinthe, a spirit containing green anise and wormwood, has a long and fun history. The short of it, though, is that it was considered a hallucinogen much loved by bohemian culture and was referred to as "the green fairy."
The Green Fairy association became synonymous with absinthe culture: whether you were hallucinating that the green fairy was vi...
The Ass-Tronaut Kit Unboxing: En Route to Uranus!
I don't know if there's anything more up my alley (um...literally) than this.
“After seeing the Earth from the moon, Neil Armstrong said it changed his perception of humanity. Before there were arbitrary divisions and strife, but afterwards he only saw one people: all losers who hadn’t been on the moon, ever.”
Here’s my latest space nerd video. I talked about Apollo 11 and the new Artemis Mission, did a striptease at the end and also used my alien dild...
Microbikinis, or swimsuits that cover what's only absolutely necessary, were invented in the 1970s by French fashion designers. The designs were intended to use as little material as possible to accentuate the female form (hence the term string bikini, or a bikini held only together by strings).
2024-05-11 05:01:03 +0000 UTC View Post
A few outtakes from the alligator suitcase 🧳
2024-05-10 05:01:11 +0000 UTC View Post
Back at the pool that was built over the oldest graveyard in New Orleans (used from 1720-1791) 👻 ✨
2024-05-09 05:01:10 +0000 UTC View Post
It’s shorts and T-shirt weather. Allowing a longer recess for today 🩶🍎
2024-05-08 05:01:39 +0000 UTC View Post
Bamboo-handled parasols, like the vintage one I’m holding here, have been around since around the year 700 AD and began to be widely used by the Middle Ages.
This one is modeled after the Japanese style, but you’ll see them used in many cultures from that time. They were typically made of silk or paper and adhered to a wooden stick and were for protection from the sun, as well as...
The History of Sex Toys: Part 4, The Greek Way 🍑
2024-05-06 05:01:02 +0000 UTC View Post
A 1960s white corset top and surfer print swim shorts!
Surfer culture became popularized in part due to The Beach Boys, who made music that had catchy harmonies, relatable lyrics and a sound that made them instantly recognizable. Despite becoming synonymous with beach culture and a hit entitled “Surfin’ “, only one of them can surf! 🏄🏼♂️ 🌊
