Submitted by bil_sabab t3_11cp7m7 in OldSchoolCool
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ripsfo t1_ja6c4f0 wrote
Totally agree. The camera loves her.
BabyBearMan t1_ja4qfpt wrote
I’d definitely take her out for a hamburger sandwich and some French fried potatoes
Ok_Antelope3662 t1_ja5rnob wrote
r/UpvotedBecauseBoobs
thepriceofaslave t1_ja4dmlh wrote
As Norm would have said, hotter than a two dollar pistol.
TheGingerBeardsman t1_ja5ri9e wrote
Hey, that's my lucky stabbin glove!
n00chness t1_ja5frv2 wrote
For that era, that is some impressive chain-link fence.
kidsparrow t1_ja5prcl wrote
I love that THAT is what you noticed.
TheVaxIsPoison t1_ja49292 wrote
Bettie Page remains, in my eyes, to be the most beautiful woman ever to walk this Earth!
Sanity_LARP t1_ja5ppue wrote
Boobs were pointier back in the day
NotNeverNohow t1_ja4ql2z wrote
Ms. Page = automatic upvote
Venturin t1_ja55d76 wrote
I bet a bunch of viewers don’t know she’s sitting in a bumper car.
SpankYouScientist t1_ja74c64 wrote
Do people not know what bumper cars are?
Ok-Captain-3512 t1_ja7q9hs wrote
I think that was supposed to be a nod to that South Park episode
Hideyagrl t1_ja4dcg9 wrote
redbanjo t1_ja65d3k wrote
I will always upvote Bettie!
Cultural_Limit_7823 t1_ja6vc4j wrote
I'd bump her car! Ifyaknowwhatimean
d_gold t1_ja76mad wrote
Less refined sugars and processed food back in the day made better looking bodies
Oceanjinga t1_ja7uh9l wrote
See where Miley Cyrus got the tongue thing
nearlyneutraltheory t1_ja5bcsv wrote
I know nothing about fashion or sewing, but whenever I see a picture of Bettie Page on here, it always seems like her swimsuits and other outfits are often way more modern-looking and flattering for her figure compared to photos I see of most other pinup models from the same era and I assume that's because she designed and sewed much of her own wardrobe.
A lot of her life before and after her model career was difficult- from being molested by her father as a child, to missing out on a lot of the money that was generated from the image she created, to struggles with mental illness later in life, but she was a talented and influential woman.