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The Women Who Became Pinups

The pinup style reached its height of popularity in the 1940s and 1950s, when magazines and posters featuring pinup girls were extremely popular. In the 1950s, the pinup style continued to be popular, with models like Brigitte Bardot and Sophia Loren becoming iconic figures. Bardot, a French actress and model, was known for her pouty lips and tousled hair, while Loren was famous for her curves and sultry gaze. One of the most iconic pinup models of the 1940s was Betty Grable, whose photo in a bathing suit became one of the best-selling posters in history.

  • This style of dress is fitted through the bodice and hips, and then flares out at the bottom to create a “wiggle” effect when you walk.
  • She was reportedly the top pin up girl of WWII thanks to this swimsuit photo.
  • It is typically made from a stretchy material like jersey knit, which makes it both comfortable and figure-flattering.
  • Another classic pin pose is this standing one, where the elbows point out to the side and hands come down to rest just under the chest.

Overall, the history of pinup girls is a fascinating and enduring part of popular culture. From their humble beginnings in the 1890s to their current status as a beloved and enduring style, pinups have captured the hearts and minds of people around the world. Whether you’re a fan of the classic glamour of the 1940s or the more modern and edgy look of today, there’s a pinup style out there for everyone. The pinup style really took off in the 1940s, during World War II.

This Post Is All About 1950s Pin Up Models

Another classic pin pose is this standing one, where the elbows point out to the side and hands come down to rest just under the chest. I’ve outlined my top tips for glamorous pin-up girl poses below. A “Petty Girl” was the classic all-American girl next door, just reeeeally sexed up!

  • The two starred in 4 movies together, must-see movies for fans of film noir and 1940s fashion.
  • Raster digital painting based on a few different photos to achieve a specific look.
  • A bit of back arch makes the legs look longer, as the front leg stays straight and the back leg bends forward at the hip.

The concept of pinups can be traced back to the 1890s, when actresses and models began posing for risqué photographs that were sold to the public. These early pinups were often marketed as “French postcards,” and they were popular among soldiers and sailors who were looking for a bit of fantasy and escapism during their time away from home. Take a look at posters and stock photos from decades past, and you’ll see a variety of classic pinup poses that exude beauty and grace. However, the modern version of pinup has become the social media platforms and Pinterest. The term pin-up refers to drawings and paintings, illustrations and photographs of semi-naked women. The term pin-up was first attested to in English in 1941.[3] Images of pin-up girls were published in magazines and newspapers, as postcards and as lithographs, and calendars bet in casino.

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The red lip and winged eyeliner made a re-emergence in 2010, with singer Katy Perry being the most accessible example of modern pin-up makeup. She started out her career as a nightclub singer before beginning in film in the 1940s, then returning to nightclubs again the 1950s. Suzy Parker was an American actress and model who appeared on dozens of magazine covers. Again, similar to Marilyn Monroe, Betty Grable, and Jayne Mansfield, she was cast as the “blonde bombshell” type. She was reportedly the top pin up girl of WWII thanks to this swimsuit photo.

  • However, the modern version of pinup has become the social media platforms and Pinterest.
  • For a more classic pinup look, pair them with a button-down shirt and heels.
  • If you want to expand your photography skills, I highly recommend getting creative with a pinup photo shoot.

The classic Petty, Mozart and Evgreen style of pin-up is very much back in. Just now it’s labelled as a vintage and classy alternative to the today’s more intense male gaze. Yet he made these humdrum scenes both implausible and accessible by setting up his pin-up girls as cutesy girl children/sex kittens (basically the photo type for any modern rom com lead!). As a makeup style, the classic pin-up underwent a revival in modern fashion.

Pinup Style: Vintage

Other popular pinups of the 1940s included Rita Hayworth, Marilyn Monroe, and Jane Russell. [newline]Hayworth was known for her sultry gaze and dark, glamorous look, while Monroe was famous for her blonde curls and girl-next-door charm. Russell, meanwhile, was known for her hourglass figure and sassy attitude. Client wanted pin up pig with big legs to have sexy and funny look at the same time.

  • The girl power pose is one of the most enduring images from the World War II era.
  • Find and hire a designer to make your vision come to life, or host a design contest and get ideas from designers around the world.
  • I like pin up style, it was also supposed to be girly/vintage with candy sweet colors.
  • From the ads we see on TV to the magazines we flip through at the grocery store, we are constantly bombarded with images of beauty whether they are real or unrealistic.
  • As children, we are often influenced by the images we see around us.

Charles Gibson, an illustrator for Life magazine, was credited with drawing the first pinup girl in 1895. His renderings of full-figured women with hourglass figures and full lips became known as Gibson Girls. Gibson based his illustrations on the American girls he saw in his travels. For some of us, this means putting pictures of our favorite models on our walls. We might cut out images from magazines and tape them to our mirrors or pin them to our bulletin boards.

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The girl power pose is one of the most enduring images from the World War II era. Each pinup pose should show off the model’s shape and style, with a playful personality as another key element. I love the timeless style and making fresh new imagery with a classic twist.

  • As well as this “cheesecake” pin-up style, Gil was known for his masterful (and slightly maniacal) manipulation of the female form.
  • One of the most iconic pinup models of the 1940s was Betty Grable, whose photo in a bathing suit became one of the best-selling posters in history.
  • Historically, Black women in pin-up are still not as common as their white counterparts.
  • This project will take some time and skill to complete, so it might be better suited for those with experience in sewing.
  • In the 1950s it was “in” to have a curvy, hourglass figure, as you’ll see reflected on most of the pin up girls below.

Really liked the mix between looking sexy at the same time but funny and natural on the other hand. She was often compared to Marilyn Monroe, the “blonde bombshell” type, and the movie studios hoped she would have the same popularity. Her most famous film, Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo, was actually not considered a success at the time of it’s release. Diana Dors was an English actress and singer, known for her resemblance to Marilyn Monroe as well as her risque modeling and films.

Legs To The Camera

If you’re interested in becoming a pinup model, there are only a few simple rules you need to follow. But before we get into that, let’s learn a little more about the pinup style. Classic pinup poses can stand the test of time and make for quality photo shoots with a vintage touch. Check out this list of the best classic pinup poses to enhance your next photo session. I’ve had some experience as a beauty photographer, shooting fashion content inspired by 1960s US pinup poses.

  • Others are Ava Gardner, Jayne Mansfield, Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor, Lena Horne, Dorothy Dandridge, Kim Novak, Jane Russel.
  • I gave the character a curvy figure wearing a patterned lingerie and for her face I gave her a smile for a friendlier approach.
  • Carroll Baker is an American actress who made the majority of her movies throughout the 1950s-1970s before formally retiring from acting in 2003.
  • If you want an amazing pin-up design that stands out from the competition, work with a professional designer.

These women were known for their beauty and their sex appeal, and they helped to shape the way that women were seen in the media. While they may not be as prevalent today, these women were definitely a force to be reckoned with in their time. If you want to expand your photography skills, I highly recommend getting creative with a pinup photo shoot. Some of the most well-known models throughout history absolutely nailed pinup posing. Every pin girl shoot should include several standing poses, and hand on the waist is another easy one.

Betty Grable

Dorothy Dandridge was an American actress and singer, as well as the first African-American to be nominated for an academy award. She was one of the most popular actresses throughout the 1950s and 60s and was the highest paid movie star in the 1960s. The two starred in 4 movies together, must-see movies for fans of film noir and 1940s fashion.

  • Grable’s pinup featured her in a one-piece suit with her back turned to the camera, displaying her famous legs.
  • We might cut out images from magazines and tape them to our mirrors or pin them to our bulletin boards.
  • Charles Gibson, an illustrator for Life magazine, was credited with drawing the first pinup girl in 1895.
  • Today, the pinup style is still going strong, with a new generation of models and celebrities embracing the classic look.

The ‘S’ pose, power pose, and hand on chest/waist are some of the most popular pinup posing options to consider for a stylish photo shoot. Another “blonde bombshell” type, she had a short career where she was very popular throughout the 1950s. If you’re interested in purchasing clothing from the 1940s or 1950s, keep in mind that many of these pieces are designed to be worn with base garments. To get the most flattering silhouette, consider investing in a vintage girdle.

Dolly Parton, Roxane Gay, The Other Black Girl And More Pop Culture

Jet supported pin-up with their full-page feature called “Beauty of the Week”, where African-American women posed in swimsuits and the like. This was intended to showcase the beauty African-American women possessed in a world where their skin color was under constant scrutiny. It was not until 1965 that Jennifer Jackson became the first African American to be published in Playboy as Playmate of the Month. 1990 marked the first year that Playboy’s Playmate of the Year was an African-American woman, Renee Tenison.

  • The concept of pinups can be traced back to the 1890s, when actresses and models began posing for risqué photographs that were sold to the public.
  • In the 1920s the most notable black burlesque dancer was Josephine Baker.
  • Here are the top posing tips we can take away from these amazing pinup models.
  • She was one of the most popular actresses throughout the 1950s and 60s and was the highest paid movie star in the 1960s.
  • Pick out clothes that you feel good in and that make you feel like a pinup girl.
  • While they may not be as prevalent today, these women were definitely a force to be reckoned with in their time.

If you’ve seen the historic “We Can Do It” girl posters, then you already have a good idea of how this should look. Models should keep their backs straight and heads held high to capture the essence of a classic pin-up girl. By the late ’50s, the likes of Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell were decorating walls, and pin-up started to die out. Her realistic approach was selling like hot cakes, from adverts to film posters and men’s calendars. Gil stepped up George Petty’s knack for the everyday, placing models in even more average scenarios (cooking, decorating, hanging out with cute animals). By the 1930s, a more a-typical version of the classic “pin-up” was starting to appear, but it was the “Petty Girl” that would take her to stratospheric levels of fame.

The History Of Pin-up Girls

With millions of men fighting overseas, pinup girls became a way for them to feel connected to home and to the women they left behind. Magazine and calendar companies began featuring pinup models in their pages, and these images became hugely popular among servicemen and civilians alike. There are a few celebrities that dress in pinup fashion nowadays.

  • There are a few celebrities that dress in pinup fashion nowadays.
  • The term pin-up was first attested to in English in 1941.[3] Images of pin-up girls were published in magazines and newspapers, as postcards and as lithographs, and calendars.
  • You see, women had things to do, countries to keep running and they kind of needed working spines for that shit.
  • We might even go so far as to try to emulate their style and fashion choices.
  • 1990 marked the first year that Playboy’s Playmate of the Year was an African-American woman, Renee Tenison.

She is a burlesque performer and model who often wears vintage-inspired clothing. Christina Hendricks is another celebrity who is known for her pinup style. She is an actress who has appeared in Mad Men and often wears dresses with a retro look. Katy Perry is another celebrity who sometimes dresses in pinup style. She is a singer and songwriter who is known for her quirky fashion sense. Though Marilyn Monroe and Bettie Page are often cited as the classic pin-up, there were many Black women who were also considered to be impactful.

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Carroll Baker is an American actress who made the majority of her movies throughout the 1950s-1970s before formally retiring from acting in 2003. At the height of her career, she made the most money then for a model, equivalent to a million dollars a year today. She acted in 47 films over her career before retiring in the 70s. She was famous for her movies and her romance life, especially when she began dating Kennedy, president of the united states. The American model and actress is still one of the most recognizable faces today. The iconic image of her looking over her shoulder, standing in a white swimsuit and heels was plastered all over by American soldiers.

Whether you’re wearing a sweet and girly cardigan with a ruffle hem, or a sultry and sexy cardigan with a plunging neckline, these pieces are sure to make you feel like a vintage vixen. Pair your cropped cardigan with a high-waisted skirt or pair of pants, and you’re sure to turn heads wherever you go. Some of the most famous pinup girls from the past include Marilyn Monroe, Betty Grable, and Rita Hayworth. Others are Ava Gardner, Jayne Mansfield, Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor, Lena Horne, Dorothy Dandridge, Kim Novak, Jane Russel. I like pin up style, it was also supposed to be girly/vintage with candy sweet colors. It’s the perfect piece of furniture for a girl pin model to lean on while complimenting her beauty and style.

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From the ads we see on TV to the magazines we flip through at the grocery store, we are constantly bombarded with images of beauty whether they are real or unrealistic. I gave the character a curvy figure wearing a patterned lingerie and for her face I gave her a smile for a friendlier approach. This is a non-winning entry so if you want this design, feel free to invite me to a 1-1 project. The fearless and feminine pinup girl, incorporated in flora and fauna, celebrating nature, depicting strength and acknowledging beauty in multi-ethnicity. Pinup girl poses had a massive influence on fashion and pop culture in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s. Beautiful models wearing stylish outfits are the stars of the show in this type of photo, especially with a complementary background.

  • But the outbreak of World War I saw the demise of the Gibson Girl.
  • The term pin-up refers to drawings and paintings, illustrations and photographs of semi-naked women.
  • In the 1950s, the pinup style continued to be popular, with models like Brigitte Bardot and Sophia Loren becoming iconic figures.

Even if you don’t have a naturally hourglass-shaped figure, these undergarments can do a great job of helping you create the illusion of one! The Wiggle dress is a timeless style that can be worn for a variety of occasions, but it is especially well-suited for creating a pinup look. This style of dress is fitted through the bodice and hips, and then flares out at the bottom to create a “wiggle” effect when you walk. It is typically made from a stretchy material like jersey knit, which makes it both comfortable and figure-flattering. Models like Twiggy and Jean Shrimpton represented a more modern and androgynous version of beauty, with Twiggy’s boyish figure and short haircut becoming iconic.

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Some items from your closet, like sweaters with boat necks and v-necks, can be used to create a vintage pin-up look. Or try turning a cardigan backward and buttoning it up for a quick vintage pin-up look. If you want an amazing pin-up design that stands out from the competition, work with a professional designer. Find and hire a designer to make your vision come to life, or host a design contest and get ideas from designers around the world. T-Shirt design with the pine up girl and Boeing Stearman plane for Born to Fly. This will never be finished but it does show some of the process.

  • By the late ’50s, the likes of Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell were decorating walls, and pin-up started to die out.
  • Jet supported pin-up with their full-page feature called “Beauty of the Week”, where African-American women posed in swimsuits and the like.
  • This will never be finished but it does show some of the process.
  • Even if you don’t have a naturally hourglass-shaped figure, these undergarments can do a great job of helping you create the illusion of one!
  • Magazine and calendar companies began featuring pinup models in their pages, and these images became hugely popular among servicemen and civilians alike.

Notable is her film opposite Sean Connery, Woman of Straw, also watch for some snazzy 1960s fashion worn by Gina throughout the film. Anita Eckberg was a Swedish model turned actress who starred in both European and American films. She starred in 42 films and was one of the highest paid women at the time. Marilyn Monroe was considered a replacement for Betty Grable who was beginning to get older, as a blonde bombshell persona to attract people to the movies. Her famous “million dollar legs” are the focus of the image, as she reportedly had her legs insured for a million dollars. A great design shows the world what you stand for, tells a story and makes people remember your brand.

Just Like A Pinup

There are a few things to keep in mind when shopping for vintage clothing, though. [newline]You don’t want to look like you’re wearing something that’s been sitting in a closet for decades. You don’t want to look like you’re swimming in your clothes or like they’re too tight. Pick out clothes that you feel good in and that make you feel like a pinup girl.

  • Suzy Parker was an American actress and model who appeared on dozens of magazine covers.
  • The fearless and feminine pinup girl, incorporated in flora and fauna, celebrating nature, depicting strength and acknowledging beauty in multi-ethnicity.
  • It’s a popular way to show off the legs, shoes, and a beautiful dress or skirt.

In the 1920s the most notable black burlesque dancer was Josephine Baker. Dorothy Dandridge and Eartha Kitt also added to the pin-up style of their time, using their looks, fame, and personal success. African-American pin-up finally gained a platform when the magazine Jet, which published material related to the African-American community, was created in 1951.

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Raster digital painting based on a few different photos to achieve a specific look. Last but not least, make sure to add variety to your glamour photo shoot with both standing and seated positions. For this shot, have the model bend both legs and rest them high on the stool. Otherwise, try sitting on one leg or putting a foot on the stool with a bent knee. A bit of back arch makes the legs look longer, as the front leg stays straight and the back leg bends forward at the hip. For this upper body shot, models turn to the side and lift one arm up, showing off their strength.

  • Take a look at posters and stock photos from decades past, and you’ll see a variety of classic pinup poses that exude beauty and grace.
  • Each pinup pose should show off the model’s shape and style, with a playful personality as another key element.
  • Overall, the history of pinup girls is a fascinating and enduring part of popular culture.
  • It was not until 1965 that Jennifer Jackson became the first African American to be published in Playboy as Playmate of the Month.

But the outbreak of World War I saw the demise of the Gibson Girl. No more would women obligingly get that Gibson Girl figure by donning an s-bend corset. Soon there was a Gibson Girl boom, with her face appearing all over magazine and newspapers, quickly becoming the ideal standard for American beauty. In Europe, prior to the First World War, the likes of “Miss Fernande” (who some identify as Fernande Barrey[6][7]), were arguably the world’s first pin-ups in the modern sense.

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Historically, Black women in pin-up are still not as common as their white counterparts. However, the recent revival of pin-up style has propelled many Black women today to dabble with and make works based on the classic pin-up look to create their own standards of beauty. In Jim Linderman’s self-published book, Secret History of the Black Pin Up,[35] he describes the lives and experiences of African-American pin-up models. Today, the pinup style is still going strong, with a new generation of models and celebrities embracing the classic look. Wearing vintage clothing is a great way to get the pinup look, as it gives you the retro style that is so popular right now.

We might even go so far as to try to emulate their style and fashion choices. I hope this list of pinup poses inspired you and will come in handy in the future. After all, this photography style can improve your portfolio and is super fun and playful, too.

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