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Burlesque & the Art of the Teese by Dita Von Teese

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Burlesque and the Art of the Teese By Dita Von Teese

The Queen of the New Burlesque reinvents the world of pin-ups, stripteases, Betty Page, and bondage fetishes in this beautifully designed and photographed modernization of classic American sexuality.

Today's resurgence of the art of burlesque has crowned a queen: Dita Von Teese. Following in the tradition of legends like Bettie Page and Gypsy Rose Lee, Dita has led the burlesque aesthetic of the '40s and '50s back into the sexual consciousness of the American public, and her thousands of cultish fans.

In addition to her expertise as a classically styled burlesque performer, Dita is steeped in the history of fetish in American sexual culture. This book will combine her passion for burlesque and fetish in a lush four-color revival of 40s sexual glamour. Featuring Dita's Dos and Don'ts, The Art of the Tease provides Dita's provocative tips on everything from corsets to lipstick to black-seamed silk stockings*information that no woman should be without. Full of sexy, kinky, and playfully erotic photos of a provocatively clad Dita, this book will turn readers onto burlesque and fetish in new and titillating ways.

Hardcover; 272 pages

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

The photography alone is worth the price—every page feels like stepping into a vintage glamour shot, and Dita’s writing on stage presence is surprisingly practical. I’ve already dog-eared half a dozen pages for inspiration.

Eli ★★★★★

I wasn't sure what to expect beyond the pin-up imagery, but the historical sections on 1940s burlesque are surprisingly well-researched and readable. Dita's personal anecdotes about costume construction and stage presence give it a practical edge I didn't anticipate, and the layout makes it easy to

William P. ★★★★★

The photography alone is worth the price—every page feels like a vintage glossy magazine you want to frame. I’ve flipped through it twice already and keep noticing new details in the styling and set designs that make the whole burlesque world feel alive.