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Reply #95: Actually, the sexy women on that show look like the typical 50s/60s glam dolls. [View All]

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Gwendolyn Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Sep-25-09 03:01 PM
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95. Actually, the sexy women on that show look like the typical 50s/60s glam dolls.
Edited on Fri Sep-25-09 03:32 PM by Gwendolyn
Not all of them, but Betty and Joan for sure. Bright red lipstick, high, coifed hair and big hooters encased in those steel uplifter bras of the time. Lots of cleavage in that show and overt sexuality on the job of the kind most women eschew today. Occasionally I've cringed when I watched it. I don't think many women are dying to go back to that era but can see where men would love that show.

Friends was really popular as well, and managed to depict average, normal-sized women. But anyway, that's a tv show which abides by different rules since you want the audience to identify with characters and personalities. The fashion industry is about selling clothes and the model is backround. Apples to oranges.
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