A Unique Project by a Vintage Photographer.

Pinup photographer Ashlee Wells Jackson wants to help new mothers learn to love the changes pregnancy brought to their body. You can read more by clicking here.

Need a Foundation Garment?

The Couture Allure Vintage Fashion blog recommends Rago to anyone in need of foundation garments for their vintage dress.

"First, and perhaps best known, is Rago Shapewear. Rago offers many styles in various control weights from light all the way up to extra firm. In business for over 50 years, Rago produces garments with exceptional attention to shaping the female form."

A Better Body Image in 10 Steps.

Remember that you're beautiful and your body is as well.

Like Bikes?

So does she, photo by Vixen Pin-Up Photography.

Emily Valentine

A photo by Miss Missy Photography of Emily Valentine  in Rago Shapewear

A Must Read by Tess Munster.

I'm not even going to write much, Tess Munster speaks up about body image and how size doesn't matter.

To read, click here.

One of the Best Foundation Garments for Vintage.

This vintage style expert called Rago Shapewear "one of the best companies for retro style lingerie" in this video about foundation garments.

The Modern Shapewear Garment.

Tomima of HerRoom, wrote an excellent article about the structure of modern shapewear and how garments comfortably contour bodies into classic silhouettes like those seen on Mad Men. You can read it on Lingerie Briefs.

She even went on to talk about Rago Shapewear. "Take Rago, for instance. They’re pretty much the Cadillac of shapewear manufacturers. With decades of design experience, they’ve honed the construction of their shapewear to deliver true, consistent contouring and smoothness."

Monday Bombshell.

I haven't done this in a while so I thought I'd post up a beautiful pin-up I found while looking through the web.

This gorgeous lass is June Storm, the photography is done by Autumn Luciano of Decadence Dolls. Oh and she's wearing pink dyed peice of  Rago

Clothing of the Future Predicted from the 1930's

It's always amusing to find videos like this especially when then get really close to something.

The Science Behind Shapewear.

"With technology, fabric, stitching, and high-quality design, you can achieve that hourglass look without pain. No boning, no horse hair. Our lifestyles as modern women don't afford us the ability to be in pain." - Kiana Anvaripour

To read more, click here.