Pinup Collection
From Margarita Cansino to the iconic pin-up girls of WWII, these captivating beauties have always been in the spotlight
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From Margarita Cansino to the iconic pin-up girls of WWII, these captivating beauties have always been in the spotlight. With a sultry gaze and legs that could stop traffic, they were the epitome of allure and glamour. Take a step back in time with Blighty magazine's Christmas 1945 cover featuring a seductive pin-up showing off her shapely limbs. But pin-ups didn't start with Margarita or end with WWII; their popularity dates back even further. In fact, an 1889 lithograph titled 'The Universal Favorite' showcases the timeless appeal of these enchanting sirens. Whether it was on the tennis court or at the beachside boardwalk, pin-ups knew how to turn heads wherever they went. A tennis-playing brunette beauty prepares to smash while David Wright captures a beach belle cutting a dash on Parade - truly mesmerizing sights. Not only did these stunning ladies grace magazines and posters but also found themselves endorsing products like Sylvania Electric in America. Their irresistible charm made them perfect ambassadors for any brand. Pin-ups weren't limited to just actresses or models either; newsreader Selina Scott proved that brains and beauty can go hand-in-hand as she effortlessly exuded sexiness both on-screen and off. And who can forget about those unforgettable role plays? From sexy teachers igniting fantasies to equestrian blondes posing gracefully alongside their majestic horses – there was no shortage of variety when it came to capturing hearts through imagery. So let us celebrate these timeless icons who continue to inspire generations with their undeniable charisma. Whether you're admiring classic photographs from yesteryears or discovering new interpretations by contemporary artists like Raphael Kirchner's 'Best of Friends, ' one thing is certain – pin-ups will forever hold our fascination.