𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘙𝘦𝘣𝘪𝘳𝘵𝘩 𝘉𝘦𝘨𝘪𝘯𝘴. No cage can hold her. @KeshaRose has taken her power back and is ready to fly 🪽

Director/Photographer: Brooke James
Gaffers: Michael Tellup and Monty Sloan
DP: Rachel Bickert
Photo Assistant: Jordan Kirk
Styling: Marta Del Rio
Styling Assistants: Adrian Camison and Grace Taylor
Hair: Preston Wada
MU: Leo Chaparro
Edit/Score: Brooke James
Production: Brooke James Productions
Production Support: Dojohouse
Playboy: Smiley Stevens, Alicen Lewis, Amanda Solomon, Christina Monroe, Kimberly Hinojosa and Shayna Macklin

Special thanks to Charlie Adelman, Michael Eisele, Crush Music, Leila, Eric and Coleman.

Edited December 2, 20241 yr by AlbertoBouvier

First AI and now Playboy. What went wrong? 

1 minute ago, CozySkin said:

First AI and now Playboy. What went wrong? 

Playboy is now a legacy publication that now focuses more on lifestyle, art, culture, and fashion. Not sure what the drag is here  Are you on the cover of a magazine, CozySkin? 

This SERVE  The Keshassaince whew 

I know they rebranded, but I think it's one of those things we should just let die. The whole thing was build on a old nasty man who exploited and abused women in the worse sense there is, only to tell us this is women empowerment  

 

She looks good tho 

They could've waited for the fillers to settle. Mama looks like a Na'vi

 

Kesha spotted in G.U.Y (an ARTPOP film) /s

Edited December 2, 20241 yr by CoolNebraskaGuy

OH WOW 

Gorgeous 

They abandoned their standards?

 

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Gloria Steinem Knows Firsthand How the Original Playboy Bunnies Got Their Hourglass Shape

Love him or hate him, Hugh Hefner, the libertine entertainment mogul who died yesterday at the age of 91, created one particularly enduring silhouette: the corset-clad, hourglass-shaped Playboy Bunny. Hefner often professed to have sparked the 1960s sexual revolution—and later funded court cases challenging state bans on birth control and abortion—but the exaggerated Bunny dimensions may prove to be his most enduring legacy. Gloria Steinem wryly revealed what it took to become a Bunny in her groundbreaking 1963 essay, "A Bunny's Tale," for Show magazine. On assignment to delve inside what Playboy Enterprises called "the glamorous and exciting world" of the "most envied girls in America," Steinem's undercover stint in the New York Playboy Club during its heyday is filled with firsthand experiences—and tips on how to achieve the long-time fetishized look.

 

While some Bunnies's attributes came naturally, Steinem quickly learned most women honed their physique on the job. Firstly, long and not overly plump legs were a prerequisite for all Bunnies. (At Steinem's audition for what was ostensibly a waitressing gig, a girl with larger legs wasn't asked to take off her coat and stay.) Table Bunnies, as they were called, toned legs by descending and ascending staircases, balancing trays full of drinks, and working double shifts to make up for low wages, all while wearing three-inch heels—and dodging wanton hands. Yet the athleticism required to work at the club routinely caused Bunnies to lose weight, and being too thin kept former Playmates from being selected for future photoshoots.

 

Pure artifice aided other Bunny staples. Intense corsets ensured a cinched waist but also created a fuller bust. "The boning in the waist would have made Scarlett O'Hara blanch," wrote Steinem, adding, "the entire construction tended to push all available flesh up to the bosom. I was sure it would be perilous to bend over." Additionally, Bunnies stuffed their costumes with plastic dry-cleaning bags for padding. Indeed, the bags headlined a laundry list of materials used to fill busts that included cut-up bunny tails, Kleenex, gym socks, and silk scarves. But plastic, as Steinem noted, is also fraught with danger when it comes to the shelf life of a Bunny. "They make you perspire," she wrote, "thereby causing a weight loss where you least want it."

https://www.vogue.com/article/playboy-bunnies-hourglass-body-gloria-steinem-hugh-hefner-death-playboy-club-new-york

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 minute ago, katykater said:

They abandoned their standards?

 

https://www.vogue.com/article/playboy-bunnies-hourglass-body-gloria-steinem-hugh-hefner-death-playboy-club-new-york

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sorry Katy hasn't been offered a cover on a single magazine since her bomb of an album dropped. Take your anger out elsewhere.

 

 

 

3 minutes ago, katykater said:

They abandoned their standards?

 

https://www.vogue.com/article/playboy-bunnies-hourglass-body-gloria-steinem-hugh-hefner-death-playboy-club-new-york

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yall still mad at Kesha instead of DrLuke and Katy choosing to work with him will always be the biggest kii ever. 

 

You're probably also mad Playboy features women of color and Trans women with their feminist rebrand. 

Oh this is gorgeous. One of her most beautiful looks. 

She looks so stunning

1 hour ago, Gesamtkunstwerk said:

I know they rebranded, but I think it's one of those things we should just let die. The whole thing was build on a old nasty man who exploited and abused women in the worse sense there is, only to tell us this is women empowerment  

 

She looks good tho 

That man I assume is long dead and has been replaced by someone better for the women's sake

Serve after serve after meal after meal WHEW 

She Looks so good. I Hope her new music will BE a Smash too.

45 minutes ago, katykater said:

They abandoned their standards?

 

https://www.vogue.com/article/playboy-bunnies-hourglass-body-gloria-steinem-hugh-hefner-death-playboy-club-new-york

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Katy stan talking about standards... 

 

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Kesha looks amazing 

 

See what happens when you serve talent, taste, and growth 

Ugh, her fillers look CRAZY 

8 minutes ago, Daddy said:

Ugh, her fillers look CRAZY 

 

 

1 minute ago, gettsleazy said:

 

 

Not a fan of her overusing them in the last 2 years but Kesha is literally melting in that video. Let's all just lay down the needles, ladies.

she ate