Luxurious Hilda in a modern interpretation: a woman recreated the images of the famous pin-up BBW from the 50s

The image of the buxom Hilda was created by illustrator Duane Briers (1911 - 2012). She was one of the few fat pin-ups who decorated American calendars during the 1950s and 1980s. The peak of the popularity of the playful bbw came in the 60s. Hilda was forgotten for a long time until American Amy Pence-Brown began to recreate her iconic images from old publications and share the result with users of social networks. What came out of it — look further.

Amy Pence-Brown is not shy about showing off her curvy curves. Apparently, that's why the feminist felt something native in the image of the pin-up fat Hilda, who decorated American calendars in the middle of the last century. The woman decided to recreate the most vivid images of a fictional beauty and shared photos with her subscribers on social networks.

The result of a bold idea caused a furore on the Web. Amy demonstrated that crumpets like her and Hilda can be beautiful, sensual, sexy, confident and bold. Let these playful images inspire beauties with luxurious forms to love and accept themselves as they are!

In the 50s, the image of an ideal hostess was born in the USA, who managed to do everything around the house and at the same time look sexy. A make-up artist named Frances very skillfully imitates the retro ideal, and also pleases subscribers with dozens of other pin-an style photos.