Cutting women down to size since 1904
The Web leads to an unexpected return to the house I grew up in.
You know who you look like?
Go Behind the Music of my high-school band, A La Plage
LISTEN to my radio appearance on "The Derek and Romaine Show"
Read my article in the March 2008 INSTINCT
Read my article in the February 2007 INSTINCT
Carlsbad, Calif. (2008)
Roman Holiday (2007)
With Gerard Butler on Saturday
With Debbie Harry
With Robert Buckley
With Roger Federer
With Ed Burns
With the 'Ramas
With Belinda Carlisle
With Thomas Roberts
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2 comments:
I love it. And how nice that everything is priced the same as "regular sizes" even though they have to use acres of fabric for the fat little mongrels.
And what qualified as "chubby" back then was much different than the grand-scale obesity we see on the streets and in the food courts these days. Women were "plump" or, if they wanted to flatter themselves, "voluptuous," but there were certainly not many who were so overweight they had to cruise around on little scooters or take up two seats on an airplane or in a movie theater. Wow, what a jarring blast from the past.
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