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New Video Alert! Check your inboxes to see me cum in this fun open-crotch 70s lingerie 💙💋
2025-02-25 12:00:49 +0000 UTC View Post
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The 1960s put blue eyeshadow on the map. The movie Cleopatra..
The 1960s put blue eyeshadow on the map. The movie Cleopatra, starring Elizabeth Taylor, features bold bright makeup including blue eyeshadow and is credited as influencing this beauty trend. With the advent of makeup being widely available in drugstores, blue eyeshadow became a staple in a woman’s makeup bag as a symbol of modern glam. 💙
2025-02-24 12:00:55 +0000 UTC View PostA rad battle jacket! Battle jackets originated with WW2, whe..
A rad battle jacket!
Battle jackets originated with WW2, when soldiers would decorate their issued uniforms with patches to show off a little personality and act as a slight expression of counterculture and rebellion.
Post-WW2 it continued, largely in motorcycle culture, and emerged in the metal and punk scenes.
A Coogi sweater and if this thing wasn’t so big I’d keep it ..
A Coogi sweater and if this thing wasn’t so big I’d keep it for myself.
Coogi is an Australian company founded in the late 1960s and their intricate patterns were meant to imitate the Australian landscape. They exploded in popularity in the 1990s and are having a bit of a moment again. Original ones, like this one, are hard to find unless you don’t mind shelling out a couple hundred bucks!
Being naughty and prancing around in this vintage peignoir. ..
Being naughty and prancing around in this vintage peignoir.
A peignoir is a set with a nightgown and matching robe, typically in sheer, sexy fabrics with lace trim. It’s intended to be worn as a high-femme sexy garment but the history of them was anything but.
Peignoir means “to comb the hair” and was a piece of fabric placed over your shoulders, around your neck, and cascading down over your clothes to protect them while your hair was brushed out (or in men’s cases, your wig powdered and adjusted on your head). They were meant to protect your clothes and over time became more robe-like. As the specific hair upkeep for men and women changed, so did the need to “protect” clothing and instead became a luxurious addition to your nighttime wear.
I’ve had coats and shawls of all kinds of fur move through t..
I’ve had coats and shawls of all kinds of fur move through the shop - this one is bear!
The history of the use of fur, including the Hudson Bay company, is a really long story but basically for like 300 years, the HBC navigated the Northeastern territory of North America creating a massive fur trade. One of the important players was a French guy, Pierre Le Moyne d’Iberville, who led an exploration of the area, securing it for the French. If his name sounds familiar it’s because he’s also the same dude who explored the Mississippi and with his brother, founded New Orleans for France.
I’ve never met a bodysuit I didn’t like! I’ve done a history..
I’ve never met a bodysuit I didn’t like!
I’ve done a history lesson on bodysuits before, but the short of it is that they were used in plays to simulate female nudity without actually being “revealing.”
The photos don’t do it justice but I got this cool 1970s ank..
The photos don’t do it justice but I got this cool 1970s ankle-length print skirt and my first thought was “how easily can I lift it up?”
2025-02-19 14:30:36 +0000 UTC View PostThis shirt could be described as hot. Or cool. And you’d be ..
This shirt could be described as hot. Or cool. And you’d be right either way.
A repro rockabilly bowling shirt 🤤
A 1980s raglan from a local New Orleans cartoonist and they’..
A 1980s raglan from a local New Orleans cartoonist and they’re so ridiculous (and rare) that I’m adding it to my closet.
It came with another one - a superhero Crawfish. I will report back on their adventures!
I’d say the 80s were a weird time.
And New Orleans is a weird place.
But I had the opportunity to read some local publications from the 1930s and the same jokes we make today about life here were made then so maybe people back then weren’t so different.
An easy-access, sheer, vintage, hand made Mardi Gras costume..
An easy-access, sheer, vintage, hand made Mardi Gras costume. If this thing isn’t me then I don’t know what!
2025-02-13 12:00:46 +0000 UTC View PostHow are your New Year's resolutions holding up? Need a littl..
How are your New Year's resolutions holding up? Need a little motivation to get back on your workout? 😈
2025-02-13 12:00:06 +0000 UTC View PostAnd now we dive back into Mardi Gras season!For those keepin..
And now we dive back into Mardi Gras season!
For those keeping track, the date of Mardi Gras changes each year. It is always held the day before Ash Wednesday in the Catholic religion, and Ash Wednesday changes from year to year based on the religious calendar.
It is a season of revelry ending, strictly at midnight as Tuesday turns into Wednesday. Fact, the mayor of New Orleans rides down Bourbon Street on a horse and declares everyone must go home.
Now it’s all just pomp and circumstance and of course the bars do not close but it’s a fun show if you catch it.
I didn't have any cheerleading uniforms in the shop, and my ..
I didn't have any cheerleading uniforms in the shop, and my old one is somewhere in storage. If I ever find it, rest assured I'll absolutely take photos in it.
In the meantime, if you asked me if cheerleading has always been a female-led sport I would emphatically say yes and definitely lose that round of Jeopardy.
Cheerleading was always a men's sport - the chanting, the cheering, the frat-style camaraderie. It wasn't until the 1940s, when men were off to war, that women began fulfilling the roles. A famous camp in the 1950s, run by a former male cheerleader, was the origin of the cheerleading jumps and pom-poms we know today, effectively defining the ultra-femme, light-on-her-feet, image of cheerleaders we have today.
It's a good look. While you're admiring the view: The Saints..
It's a good look.
While you're admiring the view: The Saints have a longstanding track record of sucking. Horribly. But people love them. Incorporated in the late 1960s, they literally lost 20 straight seasons without a winning record. It got to the point that people began to wonder (we're a city of staunch Catholics, and Haitian Voodoo) if the Saints were cursed from the Superdome being built upon an old graveyard.
The Spanish, who expanded the city after purchasing it from the French, but before the US bought it via the Louisiana Purchase, had a habit of expanding right over hallowed ground so it wasn't a wild idea to wonder if maybe The Saints were cursed.
By 2005, Hurricane Katrina had ripped the Superdome to shreds, dashing any thought of the Saints ever recovering from decades of dreary football seasons.
By 2006, the Dome was rebuilt, and every seat in the Dome was sold out to see the Saints play. The trajectory continued until 2009 when they, against what seemed like all odds, won the Super Bowl and it is an event comparable to how people talk about Hurricane Katrina: there is a before, and an after, and that moment defines their life.
For what it's worth, researchers scoured Sanborn Fire maps, reviewed historical graveyard locations and determined that, in fact, the Super Dome was not built on hallowed ground.
I'm really doing a disservice to the cool Super Bowl pieces ..
I'm really doing a disservice to the cool Super Bowl pieces I have, but let's not kid ourselves - what's underneath is more appealing anyway.
I heard the other day that the NFL, unsurprisingly, has a tight leash on use of their name/image/etc. After some take down notices, people started referring to it as the Superb Owl and now I can't un-see that or un-hear it anytime anyone talks about the Super Bowl!
Alright, so the shirt I'm wearing is a rare cartoon characte..
Alright, so the shirt I'm wearing is a rare cartoon character football tee and it's considered a wall-hanger but you can't even see what it says to be impressed.
Instead I'll tell you about some impressive facts about the upcoming game: LIX is the Roman numeral for 59, which is how the Super Bowl logo is typically portrayed. New Orleans was originally slated to host back in 2020 but it would've occurred right in the middle of Mardi Gras celebrations and we take our Mardi Gras seriously here, so New Orleans was passed over until a year when Mardi Gras would be held later (March 5th this year).
This year's logo was designed by a local artist, a Mardi Gras Indian (more on that neat part of New Orleans culture in another post) who designed the logo just as she would her costume - over months, hand-beading the design onto fabric which was then photographed at a high resolution for promotional materials. It's the first time ever in the history of the Super Bowl that a local artist has been selected to depict the logo.
This is a Sports Illustrated (featuring Pretty Sadie Reed) a..
This is a Sports Illustrated (featuring Pretty Sadie Reed) account from now until the Super Bowl!
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Okay, I've been remiss in my history lessons so for those of you still paying attention:
The first Super Bowl was held in 1967 as a "super game" between the top performing team of the National Football League (NFL) and the American Football League (AFL). Eventually, the AFL merged with the NFL which was the older league (formed in 1920).
I had to fact check this but it's true: football (American football) is the single highest revenue-generating sport worldwide. Given the current ticket prices for a seat at the Dome for the Super Bowl game, I'm not surprised by that information!
A Mardi Gras ball dress that looks better on the floor 🖤💛
A Mardi Gras ball dress that looks better on the floor 🖤💛
2025-02-03 12:00:47 +0000 UTC View PostA little vintage football getup 🏈 The gear and red sweatpant..
A little vintage football getup 🏈
The gear and red sweatpants are vintage football swag from a local sports team from way back when. Football has a long history in the U.S., with the first “official” game played between Princeton v. Rutgers colleges back in 1869. 💋
Happy Throwback Thursday!In case you didn't know, I did an e..
Happy Throwback Thursday!
In case you didn't know, I did an entire series trying out historical sex toys, from wooden and stone dildos to 1950s vibrators. This was one of my first ever videos and one of my most popular - trying a stone dildo modeled after what was used in antiquity. 🤭🍆
So who are we rooting for at the Super Bowl?
So who are we rooting for at the Super Bowl?
2025-01-29 16:12:49 +0000 UTC View PostThe post was going to be about being gifted a vintage bar cr..
The post was going to be about being gifted a vintage bar crawl tee from one of my favorite dive bars. I didn’t like any of the photos that showed off the whole thing but these ones weren’t so bad so you’ll just have to trust it’s a fun spot 😎
2025-01-29 12:00:31 +0000 UTC View PostOne of the next videos in my series on historical sex toys w..
One of the next videos in my series on historical sex toys was trying out a SEX MACHINE. Yes, I have one. Yes, this was absolutely the first time I tried it and trying it on video was as intimidating as you'd think.
Totally worth it.
The Saints is actually the nickname for the full team name, ..
The Saints is actually the nickname for the full team name, “When The Saints Go Marching In,” which is a jazz standard popularized by Louis Armstrong’s recording of it from 1938! 💛🖤
2025-01-27 12:00:50 +0000 UTC View PostWho’s your favorite Batman and why is it the 1960s Adam West..
Who’s your favorite Batman and why is it the 1960s Adam West? 🦇 💛
2025-01-26 12:00:49 +0000 UTC View PostSurvived my first snowstorm! Can confirm it is very cold and..
Survived my first snowstorm! Can confirm it is very cold and wet. I much prefer warm and wet 🤭💋
2025-01-24 16:42:44 +0000 UTC View Post
