The Women Who Became Pinups Vanity Fair

The Women Who Became Pinups Vanity Fair The women who became pinups. the art of pin up, out this month from taschen, details the full arc—and all the curves—of the genre that idolized the female figure. from charles dana gibson’s. From vice president kamala harris kicking off the week in a chloé suit to the washington delegation’s beyoncé inspired ensembles, take in the most notable looks at the pre election gathering.

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Pin On Cool They were the ladies who lunched, when "lunching" was a verb and was—at such shrines as the colony club, la côte basque, and le cirque—impossibly glamorous, hugely entertaining, and utterly without purpose; when babe paley, c. z. guest, and jacqueline onassis ruled the banquettes. bob colacello charts the rise and fall of a high society ritual (no one really ate) and the power. Here, however, annette reed (left, shortly before she became annette de la renta), jayne wrightsman (middle), and washington post senior editor lally weymouth demonstrate preparation en masse at.