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milstil: When the girls dress like the boys x white tie and...

Mon, 22 Apr 2013 14:31:43 -0400

When the girls dress like the boys x white tie and tails VIII. Marlene Dietrich understood men’s clothes better than most men. And style wise she was far ahead of her time. In a time in which women were more or less stuck to skirts and dresses, she started raiding the male wardrobe to add to her collection of dresses and gowns. She had her men’s tailors, shirtmakers and cobblers (she frequented quite a few) make her suits, blazers, sports coats, shirts and custom made trousers. But only Knize in Vienna and Eddie Schmidt in Hollywood made her many tails. Fun trivia: Dietrich’s starched shirt cuffs were directly attached with a hidden buttoned fastening in the sleeve of her dress suits. So she wore sleeveless shirts with her tailcoat, that allowed for quick costume changes and slimmer, more feminely cut jacket sleeves. And while costume jewelry was always worn with stage costumes, for Marlene’s favorite white tie and tails, the cuff links were always her own- from Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels or Trabert & Hoeffer.

ixdoxdeclare: fringefashion: Lena Hoschek A/W 2010 ohh...

Fri, 12 Apr 2013 12:01:27 -0400

ixdoxdeclare:

fringefashion:

Lena Hoschek A/W 2010

ohh beautiful clothes~

Photo

Fri, 01 Mar 2013 03:08:09 -0500

bluedogeyes: Silver Surfer by MrAdamJay

Sun, 24 Feb 2013 18:02:25 -0500

bluedogeyes:

Silver Surfer by MrAdamJay

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Fri, 22 Feb 2013 17:45:30 -0500

callmekitto: “You are a strange one, aren’t you,” she drawled...

Sat, 16 Feb 2013 19:57:53 -0500

callmekitto:

“You are a strange one, aren’t you,” she drawled conversationally. “Usually I barely need half a whisper— they stumble about all over themselves to get splashing in the water, making a great commotion as they flounder under. Are all land-folk so desperate?”

“Quite a wonder that part’d be omitted from the tales of capture,” the captain chuckled. “But I imagine such fools sail for weeks with a long-nurtured thirst for a comely face.”

The mermaid flicked her tail upward, peeking out from under the water. “Or they do not have a will half so well-crafted as yours.”

The captain reached down, taking the creature’s hand in hers. She made no move to break eye contact as she lifted her hand, pressing her knuckles to her lips. “Nor, I should think, did they have temptresses half so lovely.”

Blinking in stunned silence for but a moment, the mermaid smiled slow as she regained her composure. “Why, captain,” she said, fluttering her lashes in half-jest, “did I not know better, I would guess at scales and fins of your own under those breeches.”

—-

VALENTINE’S DAY OTP FEST PART TWO

wow ok I ship this y’all and mini-fiction just happened sorry not sorry oops also i didn’t come up with names ‘cause i suck

napoleonbonerhard: howtohavegaysubtext: knightkeladry: Oldest...

Sat, 16 Feb 2013 19:57:04 -0500

napoleonbonerhard:

howtohavegaysubtext:

knightkeladry:

Oldest American Ren Faire hires first female jouster Virginia Hankins. Because she’s awesome.

Source

What a majestic human being this is.

Wow.

wOW.

WOWe.

INTENSE LADY-CRUSH

missl0nelyhearts: dr-danielle-johannsen: Jack Cosplay - Camera...

Sat, 16 Feb 2013 19:49:14 -0500

missl0nelyhearts:

dr-danielle-johannsen:

Jack Cosplay - Camera Friendly by *Aicosu

What can I say, I just love cosplayers ^.^

WOW. HOLY WOW.

<3

the-unfeminine-female: calebthefox: Del LaGrace Volcano. Jax...

Thu, 14 Feb 2013 14:49:20 -0500

the-unfeminine-female:

calebthefox:

Del LaGrace Volcano. Jax Back & Jax Revealed (Jackie McConochie). 1991.
Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art

Be my valentine.

magnicifent: The first thing Ripley does after she thinks she’s...

Thu, 14 Feb 2013 12:38:33 -0500

magnicifent:

The first thing Ripley does after she thinks she’s successfully destroyed the xenomorph: DECLARE A NO PANTS ZONE.

loreofthearcane: r4za: Ray of Light by ~R4za Oh wow… I am...

Thu, 14 Feb 2013 12:31:30 -0500

loreofthearcane:

r4za:

Ray of Light by ~R4za

Oh wow…

I am feeling feelings…

Is it just me of have my jeans just got tighter?

eshusplayground: birdbrainblue: searchingforknowledge: kirstin...

Wed, 13 Feb 2013 03:34:16 -0500

eshusplayground:

birdbrainblue:

searchingforknowledge:

kirstinthereckless:

stuffimgoingtohellfor:

fursasaida:

Stagecoach Mary: groundbreaking badass gunslinger.

When Stagecoach Mary wasn’t cracking rabid wolves in the fucking face with the stock of her ten-gauge or single-handedly building schoolhouses for poor Native American girls, you could find her in the saloons of Cascade drinking men under the table like the chick from Raiders of the Lost Ark and chomping on homemade cigars so potent that hardly any gunslinger in town had the stomach to handle them. You’d think maybe some folks would have tried to fuck with her, considering that she was, you know, a black woman in a society that at the time wasn’t particularly well-known for its attitudes towards racial and gender equality, but Stagecoach Mary wasn’t the sort of badass chick that was going to let people tell her what the fuck she was going to do or how she was going to do it. At a time when non-prostitute women weren’t allowed to drink at saloons, she received special permission from the Mayor to be served at any bar in the city any time she wanted, for life. Any time some asshole messed with her, she fucked him up. Like, one time a guy called her a rude name outside a saloon, so she looked at him for a second, said nothing, then grabbed a big fucking rock out of the street and clubbed him in the skull with it repeatedly until other cowboys finally restrained her. This chick gained such a reputation for being the shit out of uppity gunslingers that didn’t show her the proper respect that the Great Falls Examiner newspaper once cited this hard-drinking, quick-tempered asskicker as having “broken more noses than any other person in Montana,” and nobody ever debated the claim.

People, this woman was so incredible that the fact that she had a pet eagle rolling around the Old West with her wasn’t even the coolest thing about her.

WHAT

WHY DID THEY BOTHER TEACHING US ABOUT DAVY CROCKET IN SCHOOL

THIS LADY IS AMERICA

I wanna be Stage Coach Mary…

MOVIE PLEASE. TV SHOW TOO

oh my god this lady

Where’s the movie about her?

belleandwhistle: tosmegatherion: miyuyoshida: Sukebans, Late...

Sun, 10 Feb 2013 04:49:33 -0500

belleandwhistle:

tosmegatherion:

miyuyoshida:

Sukebans, Late 1960’s to Late 1970’s

Tokyo, 1972

A pack of though-looking teenagers sits smoking cigarettes in a huddle near a Japan Railways train station. Everything about them, including their style of speech, is tough as nails. Hands clutch barely concealed weapons, including razors and steel chains, should a fight break out. And it’s only a matter of time until one does. Their collective body language bristles with a threat of imminent violence. Local yakuza gangsters proctecting their turf? Neighborhood bad boys daring straight, polite Japanese society to knock the chip off their shoulders? Well, almost. It’s a group of schoolgirls known as the Sukeban, Japan’s very first all-girl gangs.

The name comes from the Japanese words for “female” (suke) and “boss” (ban). Althought they enjoyed only a brief vogue in the early 1970s, the Sukeban made for a truly unforgettable social disease: shoplifting, pickpocketing, and rivaling the very worst of the menfolk for misbehavior and outrageous acts of violence.

Why weren’t they all rounded up and thrown into the slammer? Says bad-teen historian Nobuaki Higa, “In Japan, outlaw society is right out in the open. Yakuza gangsters can even have their own office buildings. Even though you are unacceptable, especially if you are young. The cops know it’s just a matter of time before bad girls will grow up and walk away from the lifestyle. Being in a gang is something you can graduate from.”

Today, classic Sukeban fashion, typified by a long, flowing skirt and immense Afro-like hair, is considered woefully out of style. But the Sukeban’s way of life- a revolutionary mix of to-the-death sisterhood, ironclad rules, and an underworld-style flair for organization- continues to influence Japanese schoolgirls whenever they gather in packs.

One major aspect of Sukeban styke can be seen to this day. Indeed, it is major contribution to the universally accepted image of the Japanese bad girl. The Sukeban religiously wore their school uniforms, of the Sailor Fuku variety (the classic forces female students to wear), no matter what manner of naughty behavior they engaged in. The tradition has struck with generations of girls since, from the Kogals of 1990s right up until today’s Shibuya District Gals (although the skirts have since gotten a whole lot shorter).

The Sukeban gangs did not appear in a vacuum. When they first began sprouting in Japan during the mid-1960s, the girls took their inspiration from numerous bad-boy gangs that surrounded them. Male classmates who would have once joined the yakuza were instead beginning to forms their own local gangs in a pint-size imitation of the grown-up underworld. Fierce territorial battles with other rival schools and hoods soon resulted.

Such all-male groups and their members were “Bancho groups” (the Japanese term for schoolyard boss was Bancho). They had power and status, and it was only a matter of time until the girl’s demanded a piece of the action for themselves.

The first Sukeban gangs probably began with just a few girls sneaking cigarettes in the school bathroom. But within a few years, the ranks of female gangs began to swell and organize with impressive virus-like efficiency.

During the mid-’60s, the gangs ranged in size from Tokyo’s United Shoplifters Groups, which numbered eighty girls in all, up to the Kanto Women Delinquent Alliance, the single biggest Sukeban organization, made up of some twenty thousand girls from across western Japan. Like a real corporate entity, the alliance boasted within it’s ranks a president, an adviser, and even an accountant.

The Sukeban phenomenon peaked in 1972 with the emergance of the single most fearsome Sukeban in histiry. Hailing from the Tokyo suburbs of Saitama, K-Ko the Razor commanded a private army of fifty women warriors. Her nickname came from her weapon of choice: a razor tightly wrapped in cloth and tucked between her breasts, whipped out with superhuman speed to slash her enemies’ faces.

Few Sukeban cast quite as menacing a shadow as did K-Ko, whose exploits became an urban legend of sorts, but physical violence of one sort or another was an everyday fact of life for many. Not only were there plenty of rival factions to tangle with, but there was also ample opportunity to inflict damage on members of one’s own gang. Breaking the rules (and the Sukeban loved to make rules) could result in a physical sanction known as “lynching.”

Lynching involved several degrees of punishment, beginning with a lit cigarette applied to bare skin, which was considered getting off easy. The same cigarette applied to more- intimate parts of the body ranked as ”medium.” The hardest of punishments rival anything in the annals of the Spanish Inquisition and are simply too terrible to mention here.

Reasons for lynching were numerous and different from gang to gang. They might include showing disrespect to the senior members, speaking to “enemies,” or being caught doing drugs (although sniffing paint thinner for a quick and cheap high was common among Sukeban and, indeed among bad girls and boys everywhere) the most common cause of a lynching was fooling around the opposite sex. Cheating on a boyfriend (inevitably a bad boy or a Bancho gang member himself) would surely lead to a lynching-that is, of a member even bothered with guys in the first place. Because of the emotional nature of the relationships between the girl-gang members, jealousy and crushes on other members could lead to intense, soap opera-style drama.

In spite of all the petty crimes the Sukeban casually indulged in, the girls themselves were convinced that they were living by high moral standards. Perhaps the chasteness of the Sukeban (take those long skirts, for instance) was a reaction to the permissivess of sexual revolution of the 1960s. Dressing sexy and wearing too much makeup were frowned upon. These girls who wanted to look and act tougher and older then they actually were. but the chain- and razor-packing Sukeban were surprisingly conversation when it came to matters of dating and romance.

You wouldn’t think so based on the “Sukeban” films churned out by the exploitation-minded Toei Studios. Full of nudity and Switchblade Sisters girl-gangs mayhem, the movies probably said more about the fantasies of male audience and filmmakers than they did about the lives of the girls themselves. Still, the films are a heck of a lot of fun.

Even as the actual Sukeban gangs began to decline in numbers, their myths continue to endure in pop culture. The long- running Be Bop High School comic books, animation, and live-action films and television shows serve up comedic bad-boy and bad-girl action for the masses. There is also the Sukeban Dekka (Sukeban Cops) franshise, which depicts undercover teenage police women in sailor suits fighting crime with razor-sharp origami cranes and yo-yos.

But the actual Suken phenomenon itself had gone on the skids by the mid-1970s. Gang members were growing up, graduating from “the life,” or slowly becoming integrated into society. And next generation of teenagers would soon be dancing in the streets intead of just sitting in them.

-Source, Japanese Schoolgirl Inferno

There such a thing as a fear boner

There is now

*~*~Daydream fuel~*~*

coolchicksfromhistory: Bessie Coleman (1892-1926) was the first...

Sat, 09 Feb 2013 15:30:02 -0500

coolchicksfromhistory:

Bessie Coleman (1892-1926) was the first African American woman to earn an aviator’s license. Unable to find anyone willing to train a black woman to fly in the US, Bessie learned French so that she could learn to fly in France. She was the first American of any race or gender to earn an international pilot’s license.

Bessie died at age 34 during a test flight for an exhibition in Jacksonville, Florida.

Bessie is profiled in a Smithsonian Channel documentary entitled Black Wings, which is airing this month. An excerpt from the documentary can be seen here. If you are interested in black female pilots, check out the novel Flygirl.

viictoriiaclaiirescostumelife: Ken Russel’s series of...

Mon, 28 Jan 2013 19:01:20 -0500

viictoriiaclaiirescostumelife:

Ken Russel’s series of documentary “Teddy Girl” photographs were published in Picture Post magazine in the summer of 1955.

Source: Retronaut.com

rotting: So beautiful guh unf

Thu, 17 Jan 2013 16:49:16 -0500

rotting:

So beautiful guh

unf

apiphile: macabrekawaii: muffystopheles: thegoddamazon: chaosghost: I like women to be...

Sun, 06 Jan 2013 03:46:50 -0500

apiphile:

macabrekawaii:

muffystopheles:

thegoddamazon:

chaosghost:

I like women to be ladies, and there are certain things ladies don’t do. Ladies don’t dress like two bit whores, ladies dont smoke cigarettes, and ladies don’t drink alcohol and get drunk.

Ladies should be ladies, not sailors.

Hi. I’m Aisha.

I’m a fucking Sailor and a fucking lady.

As a United States Sailor one of my jobs is to protect the rights of fuckwit American civilians like yourself, by killing terrorists and other people America considers a threat to their power.

I smoke. I drink. Sometimes I get a little tipsy. Luckily, there’s always a few Marines to walk me back to my barracks to ensure I don’t hurt myself…since I’m always sporting heels in my civilian clothes.

Sometimes, when I want to engage in the twenty-first century practice of being a free woman who is free to be as sexually active or inactive as she damn well pleases without the care of judgement of people who are NOT cutting her check, paying her bills, or otherwise contributing positivity to her life in any fashion, I dress like an erstwhile “two-bit whore”. Though, I must say, my sexual prowess cannot be bought…and even if it could, I assure you, you could not afford it.

So, OP, I hope you feel as dumb as your post sounds when I tell you it is possible to be a lady AND a Sailor and still be as flawless an individual.

oh be still my heart

she had me at erstwhile

Heeeeeelp omigosh <3

bigomac: if someone ever tries to make you become someone...

Fri, 04 Jan 2013 02:37:07 -0500

bigomac:

if someone ever tries to make you become someone you’re not… just yell “FUCK YOU” in their face and flip ‘em the bird as you walk away

lostsplendor: Vesta Tilley: Vaudevillian Drag Performer,...

Wed, 26 Dec 2012 16:25:25 -0500

lostsplendor:

Vesta Tilley: Vaudevillian Drag Performer, 1864-1952

theblacklacedandy: carolathhabsburg: Ladies in drag having...

Mon, 24 Dec 2012 06:23:49 -0500

theblacklacedandy:

carolathhabsburg:

Ladies in drag having some fun!. 1910s

Can i join?