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The idealized contemporary woman of the 20's and 30's
Dec 30, 2004 03:50
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Many writers have attempted to describe the Gibson Girl, but Susan E. Meyer, in her book America's Great Illustrators did it best and most simply: 'She was taller than the other women currently seen in the pages of magazines.. infinitely more spirited and independent, yet altogether feminine. She appeared in a stiff shirtwaist, her soft hair piled into a chignon, topped by a big plumed hat. Her flowing skirt was hiked up in back with just a hint of a bustle. She was poised and patrician. Though always well bred, there often lurked a flash of mischief in her eyes.'
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anxorite
December 30 2004, 03:24:32 UTC
teh hotness
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tinquerbelle
January 8 2005, 20:15:39 UTC
and the most horrifically uncomfortable form of tightwaisting i've ever had the displeasure of experiencing.
tell me why you added me and i just might add you back. ;)
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tell me why you added me and i just might add you back. ;)
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