On Friday, I asked if anyone was familiar with the urban legend about a male model posing as a female in the Black Velvet whisky print advertisements that began appearing circa 1970.
I received a response from Brenda, who claimed that the male model posing as a female was in a Virginia Slims cigarette advertisement, not a Black Velvet whisky ad. She added that the model in question was a blond wearing a denim shirt.
I searched the Internet and found a lot of Virginia Slims ads, but none featuring a model in a denim shirt.
And so it goes!
Louisville (Kentucky) Male High School ballet, 1903.
Wearing Nine West.
How about this one?
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Dear Stana,
ReplyDeleteI love this post's "Femulate Her" outfit. Soft narrow pleated skirts are SO DELIGHTFULLY GIRLY! The young woman in this photo looks so gorgeous, and oh so feminine. I bought a new pink suit with a pleated skirt to debut at SCC (Southern Comfort Conference) next month in Atlanta. I love wearing suits when I attend the daytime seminars there, and then I change into dressy dresses (LBDs and other color cocktail dresses) for dinner and the evenings. From September 2 to 8 at SCC, I'll be a girl 24/4 ... "Oh Joy! Oh Rapture!".
Love,
Sheila.