Yeah, that's right. Today we're looking at women's underwear. Is there a problem? For your information, we're doing it in the name of historical preservation.
And we're not looking at frilly lingerie either. This is casual underwear only. I'm talkin' cotton panties with butterflies and flowers on it. Let's have a look year by year from 1980 to 1992. Enjoy.
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| JCPenney Spring Summer 1980 |
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| JCP Fall-Winter 1980 |
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| Dame Trikotage 1980 |
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| Dame Trikotage 1980 |
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| JCPenney Spring and Summer 1981 |
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| JCPenney Spring Summer 1982 |
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| Kays Littlewoods 1983 |
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| JCPenney Fall Winter 1984 |
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| Empire Stores Spring Summer 1985 |
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| JCP Spring Summer 1985 |
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| La Redoute 1985 |
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| JCP Fall Winter 1985 |
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| JCPenney Fall Winter 1986 |
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| JCPenney Spring and Summer 1986 |
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| JCPenney Fall Winter 1987 |
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| JCPenney Spring and Summer 1988 |
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| JCPenney Fall and Winter 1989 |
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| Freemans Autumn Winter 1988-89 |
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| JCPenney Spring and Summer 1989 |
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| Trafford 1990 summer |
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| Freemans catalogue 1991-92 winter |
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| Grattan Spring Summer 1991 |
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| Universal catalogue Spring Summer 1992 |
Yay!
ReplyDeleteDouble Yay!
ReplyDeleteWOW!
ReplyDeleteIn a spirit of fairness, I think you should do one of these featuring men also. :-)
ReplyDeleteAh yes, I remember those 4 beauties from the Fall/Winter '89 catalog VERY well!
ReplyDeleteWe were a better looking country 30 years ago ...
ReplyDeleteYes we were, sad to day. Dang these ladies could bring the heat!!
DeleteThe "pulling up-pulling down" motif seems to have been very popular with lingerie models.
ReplyDeleteAh, yes...the Golden age of women's underwear...not a boy short in sight, thank the Lord!
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