How to undress in front of her husband: a 1937 guide that will be useful for modern women

It seems that modern women know 1000 and 1 ways to seduce men and do not need any guidance. Yes, it is possible that a modern woman has no equal in how to seduce a man, but what about an already seduced male individual, that is, a husband? And why, I ask, seduce a husband if he is already a husband? The question, of course, is interesting, but after all, this very husband also needs to be pleased, as well as kindle the fire of love and passion in him.

Back in 1937, Life magazine published a guide on how to undress properly and incorrectly in front of her husband.

In 1937, in Manhattan, sociology professor Alain Gilbert opened the so-called "Undressing School" for wives, in which they taught the art of proper nudity in front of her husband.

Life magazine even released a guide that demonstrated the right and wrong undressing options.

Among the teachers were two burlesque dancers: June St. Clair (right), who showed how a wife should undress, and Connie Fonzalou (left), who showed how not to undress.

"Good sleeping manners are of great importance for family happiness when the honeymoon is over and family life has begun."

Gilbert claimed that there were already 48 women in his teaching class, each of whom paid $30 for six classes, which is equivalent to the current $500.

How to remove stockings correctly.

According to Gilbert, many marriages fell apart because the wife behaved carelessly in bed and at the bedside.