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popeye1250 -> RE: 1940s Female Underwear. (11/26/2013 7:22:41 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MAINEiacMISTRESS
I'm a big fan of 1940's clothing. The tailoring of that era was very form flattering and I have several 1940's vintage and retro dresses, blouses, and skirts in My closet. Yes, I wear them in public.
It's funny you should post this now. I've been perusing the internet all week for a 1940's bra in My size. The cut of the bra will better compliment the 1940's clothing it is worn under than modern bras.
I'm actually planning a 1940's Pinup photo shoot with a sub or two I know. One in particular is of short stature, slim build, and soft features that could be adapted--with minor effort--to pass for a woman in public.
On Wednesday W/we went to a large departments store where I helped him pick out a full makeup ensemble to compliment his complexion...and then ABANDONED HIM at the crowded checkout line. Oh, didn't he SQUEAK INDIGNANTLY afterward about how HUMILIATING the experience was!!! *EVIL GRIN*
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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer
I've been watching 'The Bomb Girls' series and there are lots of scenes of women in their underwear as they change for their shift in the bomb-making factory in WW2-period Canada.
I've concluded that all women should wear 1940s underwear.
That's it. Get to it and post the pictures soonest. I don't like to be kept waiting.
Yeah, I've always liked that 1940's style of women's dress.
One woman in particular who I think really stands out in that era was Lauren Bacall.
She always seemed to wear such well tailored jackets, dresses, blouses etc. Really sharp.
And the hats that women wore in those days were really interesting too!
Ok, Ladies, get dressed up in your finest 1940's clothes and post plenty of pics!
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