Fri, May, 18, 7:52 pm
May 18:Aswin 7 €2.00
Think this is rather sweet and am very envious of her leather trousers. The picture (sent to me) was taken (or so I believe) from a site called Alasfeet. Have never visited so don’t know if it’s still going but assume the site has something to do with feet fetish.
A little tape goes a long way. Now he can’t go on about boring football! Hasn’t she got a wonderful expression?
Fritz Willis, who created most of his best work in the 1960′s, was the last and one of the best of the classic pinup artists. His style specialized in more open eroticism than many others of his colleagues, using items of clothing – such as stockings and, of course, opera-length gloves – to highlight the allure of his models.
Daphne Groeneveld photographed by Rafael Stahelin for Vogue Korea, April 2012.
Journey Northward. Book 7 of the Tales of Aswin
Somebody wants Rionna dead! The members of the Assassins Guild will not give up and Rionna and her party are in constant danger.
After the attack which injured Orlana, the Northern knights have all but recognised Rionna as the heir to the Ice Throne. Still, she must face examination when she finds herself before the council in the capital of the Northern Reaches. What will happen to her then?
Rionna is also struggling with strange feelings for men and, in particular, for the minstrel Warwick.
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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Jock Carroll in 1952. Carroll worked as a writer, journalist and photographer for the Canadian media. In 1952, Carroll was given an assignment to profile Marilyn Monroe on the set of the film “Niagara.” The feature appeared in the Canadian “Weekend Magazine” that year, but the candid photos he took of Monroe would appear later in 1996 in the book “Falling For Marilyn: The Lost Niagara Collection.“
Jackkat sent these photos of the 26-foot-tall sculpture of Marilyn Monroe in her most famous pose that now stands on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile. The statue will remain for a year.
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