Tag Archives: sexy
Stars of ’90s TV are on a Sexy-Photoshoot Kick
Is Mayim Bialik next? Continue reading
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something hipsters and glamour magazine can agree on
Ada, I love a fashion palette cleanser totally agree that the good news here is that that Karl Lagerfeld—a big-name designer and photographer—is deigning to take pictures of a body outside the norm. Um, I mean: totally the norm, just … Continue reading
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Chapter One: Did Someone Say Male Gaze?
Ada, I’m not sure I’m going to get into a PhD program, because I have spent my morning watching Beyonce and Lady Gaga on repeat instead of working on my applications. (But if I have to go back to my … Continue reading
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remembering the great thong panic of the 90s
remember when thongs first became popular and everyone thought it was the end of civilization? except for the teenagers who were wearing them or hoping that their hook up was? i bet college students all over the u.s. are buying … Continue reading
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at least britney spears is unapologetic
i have been so, so remiss with any kind of posting, but feel inspired by meghan mccain, amy adams, meredith viera, stephanie birkett….and you for posting about them. when are we going to have a moratorium on women apologizing for … Continue reading
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Pop Culture Made Us Feminists
Before I engage with your excellent questions: your Billy Idol/90s Lolita mashup image is amazing. As for what got us here: I agree that feminist (or sometimes feminist-y) pop culture had a lot to do with it. I was a … Continue reading
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Back to Flannel
Before we go any further talking about things besides flannel, I feel I have to bring it back. You sent me this link the other day, and if flannel onesies are in for fall 2009, the 90s are still very … Continue reading
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Oh Right, The Clothes!
OMG, I can’t believe you are going to write about those dresses without showing them! Upload photos, please. In the early 90s, I mostly wore ripped jeans and cardigans. Also, sometimes, overalls with pigtails. Why did we dress like farmers, … Continue reading
