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7 Playboy’s Playmates Recreate Their Own Magazine Covers Around 30 Years Later
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Playboy is not only the most famous magazine in the world, but it is also a kind of cultural phenomenon. Running for almost 70 years now, the magazine created a sexual revolution in the US upon its release. No other magazine combined naked girls (called Playmates), short stories from such writers as Haruki Murakami and Margaret Atwood, artworks from famous cartoonists and interviews with interesting people at the time. Being a creative magazine, the Playboy also does all sorts of interesting photos.
Recently Playboy magazine has recreated their cover photos of 7 Playboy girls, and the results are beautiful. Featuring Kimberley Conrad Hefner (1988), Charlotte Kemp (1982), Cathy St. George (1982), Monique St. Pierre (1978), Renee Tenison (1989), Candace Collins (1979), and Lisa Matthews (1990) - the Playboy covers were recreated by photographers Ben Miller and Ryan Lowry for Playboy, around 30 years after the releases of the previous ones. Every single one proves that beauty is timeless and women, no matter if they were Playboy bunnies or not, can be sexy at any age. As Hugh Hefner once said: "Once a Playmate, always a Playmate."
More info: Ben Miller | Ryan Lowry (h/t: ufunk)
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Kimberley Conrad Hefner, Playmate Of The Year 1989, January Playmate 1988
Reneé Tenison, Playmate Of The Year 1990, November 1989 Playmate
Candace Collins, December Playmate 1979
Lisa Matthews, Playmate Of The Year 1991, April Playmate 1990
Cathy St. George, August Playmate 1982
Charlotte Kemp Muhl, December Playmate 1982
Is it just me or does she look a little like Nicole Kidman? Especially in the after picture?
Lovely, I'll admit. But let's be honest here. These have had a lot of help from Dr. Photoshop.
And most likely from Doctor Plastic Surgen as well
a couple of them aren't perky enough to have had work done.
Just like the younger versions, too.
Yeah, but in playboy even the young ones do
team work, Photoshop, Plastic, Makeup, editors, they are someone else
you are assuming there was no retouching to being with. So lets be honest.
and dr. doom!
Plasiec Surgery and Photoshop can work wonders!
Candace Collins is the only one without any plastic work done but they're all beautiful
I agree, even if she has had work done she has not gone generic.
You didn't notice that her left boob has gone bigger than her right without PLASTIC ?
Bla bla bla... That's so awesome, women can be objectified even when they get older, let's celebrate this incredible achievement! And ladies, never ever forget to be beautiful. F*ck everything else!
"And ladies, never ever forget to be beautiful. F*ck everything else!" Says who? You? What do you know about their private lives? What do you know about their contributions to the world? Who's being shallow here? Just because they're featured in a man's magazine they're shallow? It that what defines them as persons? "You're not your job" is usually what's said about someone working menial jobs. You know, regular people. Why doesn't that apply here too? Again, who's being shallow here?
I was talking about how media objectifies women, what message it conveys. I have nothing against these women, I have something about injonctions for women to always be pretty, sexy etc, from the cradle to the tomb. So again, I don't criticise these women, I criticise the media.
The problem isn't men objectifying women. It's that women do not objectify men enough, or be "out" enough in their equal enjoyment of pornography, that is the issue. We ALL objectify people to an extent, even if it's just someone modeling your clothes. Instead of railing against it, equal it out.
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Spoken like someone who has most likely aged horribly
Lovely, I'll admit. But let's be honest here. These have had a lot of help from Dr. Photoshop.
And most likely from Doctor Plastic Surgen as well
a couple of them aren't perky enough to have had work done.
Just like the younger versions, too.
Yeah, but in playboy even the young ones do
team work, Photoshop, Plastic, Makeup, editors, they are someone else
you are assuming there was no retouching to being with. So lets be honest.
and dr. doom!
Plasiec Surgery and Photoshop can work wonders!
Candace Collins is the only one without any plastic work done but they're all beautiful
I agree, even if she has had work done she has not gone generic.
You didn't notice that her left boob has gone bigger than her right without PLASTIC ?
Bla bla bla... That's so awesome, women can be objectified even when they get older, let's celebrate this incredible achievement! And ladies, never ever forget to be beautiful. F*ck everything else!
"And ladies, never ever forget to be beautiful. F*ck everything else!" Says who? You? What do you know about their private lives? What do you know about their contributions to the world? Who's being shallow here? Just because they're featured in a man's magazine they're shallow? It that what defines them as persons? "You're not your job" is usually what's said about someone working menial jobs. You know, regular people. Why doesn't that apply here too? Again, who's being shallow here?
I was talking about how media objectifies women, what message it conveys. I have nothing against these women, I have something about injonctions for women to always be pretty, sexy etc, from the cradle to the tomb. So again, I don't criticise these women, I criticise the media.
The problem isn't men objectifying women. It's that women do not objectify men enough, or be "out" enough in their equal enjoyment of pornography, that is the issue. We ALL objectify people to an extent, even if it's just someone modeling your clothes. Instead of railing against it, equal it out.
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Spoken like someone who has most likely aged horribly