Dorothy's Girls

This rare, rediscovered collection of over 100 original hand-drawn pin-up illustrations provides insight into how Dorothy Kahn, a largely uncredited female illustrator, helped shape the visual identity of one of the most iconic American brands**x2014;Frederick's of Hollywood**x2014;during its golden era.**xA0; Step into the glamorous world of the golden age of Frederick's of Hollywood through the exquisite illustrations of Dorothy Kahn, one of the brand's most prolific pin-up artists from the late 1950s through the 1970s. Compiled by the artist's only granddaughter, this stunning collection showcases Kahn's original artwork**x2014;elegant, sultry, and undeniably iconic**x2014;shining a spotlight on a previously overlooked female artist. Key Features: Showcases a stunning, never-before-seen collection of more than 100 hand-drawn pin-up illustrations created by Kahn for Frederick's of Hollywood between the 1950s and 1970s. Shines a spotlight on a prolific but underrecognized illustrator who helped shape an iconic era of fashion illustration. Includes a heartfelt preface and family reflections alongside information about Kahn's life and art as well as rich commentary on mid-century fashion, advertising, and the cultural influence of Frederick's of Hollywood. A tribute to both a visionary artist and the golden age of lingerie advertising, this collector's art book is a must-have for lovers of vintage fashion, pin-up art, design history, and timeless glamour.