Missis Kitty and the black Chevy Impala.

Pin-up kuvaaminen on aina kiehtonut mua .

Viime vuosina yhä enemmän ja enemmän. Ongelmana on lähinnä ollut oikeanlaisten kasvojen löytäminen.

I knew how and where but i didn´t have the who.

Mutta sitten eräänä päivänä törmäsin Hetaan. Tiesin heti että Heta oli se jota olin etsinyt. Hänessä oli that something special. Eikä mennyt montaa päivää niin oltiin jo pitkällä suunitelmassa.

Puuttui vain auto.

Onneks löytyy tuttavapiiristä ihmisiä joilla on amerikanrautoja ja muutaman mutkan jälkeen löytyi upea vuoden 1962 Chevrolet Impala. The perfect black beauty.

Meillä oli tosi hauskaa ja ainoo miinuspuoli oli hyytävä kylmyys ! Tämä kuvauskeikka oli just niin exciting ku mä aattelinkin ja tämä on vasta alkua. There will be more.

Pin-up historiaa :

http://www.pinuppassion.com/pin-up-history.html#.UbjXAuc70g8

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pin-up_girl

” Pinup as we know it today is radically different to its humble origins which can be traced back to the beginning of the 20th century, a time when sexuality was both scrutinized and suppressed. For instance a woman showing a bare ankle was considered risqué and the word ”sex” itself was not even used publicly. ”

During the 1920’s society began to rebel against the repression of the previous decades with the energetic dancing, partying and fashions such as flap skirts that showed more leg than ever before.

The names of many pinup girls are familiar to everyone. In the 1920s, none are more famous than Mary Pickford, Josephine Baker, Gloria Swanson and of course Mae West.

Mary Pickford was the deminutive star of silent film in the 1920s. Her notability, unlike other pinup girls, became her symbol of sweetness and innocence. She wore ringlet curls which made her look young and sweet.

Gloria Swanson hit her pinup prime during the 1920s. Her silent films were elaborate productions of fur, feathers, and incredible period costume pieces. Known for her fashion and style, she was an icon of the 1920s.

Mr Chevy & Missis Kitty