Or the equivalent at least. After watching the new Season Premiere of Mad Men on AMC last Sunday, I became totally entranced by this sexy little number! Mad Men shows so many aspects of the sixties from the inspiring wardrobe and styling, to the very real issues of civil rights and power struggles in this male-dominated era. That’s why it’s so empowering to watch a beautiful woman take the stage and blow everyone away with such confidence and sexual liberation in this song and dance! I love how much fun she’s having and how carefree she is. It’s just as much for her, to exude her power in sexuality, as it is a gift for him. When you do a Pin-Up or Boudoir photo session, it’s also for yourself (if not more) than for anyone else, and you should have fun becoming the gorgeous, empowering sex kitten you are meant to be (at least sometimes!) while exuding confidence too! It’s about letting go of everything and just going with it.

As women, we are amazing creatures who play so many roles in life: Mothers, wives, partners, lovers, businesswomen, students, teachers, caretakers. In one of my favorite novels, ‘Dandelion Wine’ by Ray Bradbury, there is a quote, “Life is a play, don’t I play it well?” I think we are good at playing multiple roles well, however sometimes we need to have a little fun doing them! So let this little video inspire you to strut around a little and show your stuff! I know you can! I’m looking forward to watching the rest of the new season and sharing more Mad Men inspiration with you! Please feel free to share your thoughts 🙂 xoxo Kelly

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Pin-Up Art of Bill Ward Reviews

Pin-Up Art of Bill Ward

A collection of 1950s & 1960s pin-up art spotlighting the inimitable creator of Torchy. The Pin-Up Art of Bill Ward continues Fantagraphics’ dedication to showcasing the best of the classic pin-up artists. Culling through thousands of images, editor Alex Chun has selected the best of Ward’s Conte crayon pin-ups, including many of his infamous telephone girls, many of which have not seen print in almost half a century.

When Ward passed away in 1998, he left behind a body of work that spanned six decades and by all accounts, more than 10,000 pin-up cartoon illustrations. Though he is best known for creating comics’ Golden Age blonde bombshell Torchy in the 1940s, Ward’s strongest work was produced in the late 1950s and early 1960s for the Humorama line of digest magazines.

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