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Dita Gets Her Corsets Here...How about You??? Sale on all in stock corsets this weekend ONLY!!!

2008-03-07T00:03:58Z

This means---Sweetheart Victorians and Waist Cinchers! It only applies to store stock--but drop by~~you may find something perfect!!!!

SF Fetish Ball Weekend Sale at Dark Garden Mar. 6--Mar. 8
Need a last minute costume for the San Francisco Fetish Ball Weekend? Once again, the extravaganza will unfold!!!!!

All Ready to Wear Corsets in stock are 10% off!
All hosiery is 10% off!!!

We've got what you need to fit in (or stand out)! We have a large
variety of Ready-to-Wear Corsets, skirts and fabulous mini top hats,
lingerie and hosiery, to finish the perfect ensemble. Something for
everyone, every size, available now!

The SF Fetish Ball Weekend is March 6th through the 8th.

Tickets and more info can be found at www.sffetishball.com/.

This sale is...
at Dark Garden Unique Corsetry
321 Linden
Hayes Valley
San Francisco

Hours: Mon-Sat 1pm -7pm

Thanks

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Dita in UK Cosmo

2008-01-04T01:07:08Z

Hey guys,
Was just flipping through my December issue and found a page on Dita!!! :D An older pic, but looking hot as always!!! :D

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Dita in Fredericks

2008-01-03T22:05:33Z

Enjoy

http://www.fredericks.com/shopCatalog

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Cute Dita pic in Glamour

2008-01-03T22:03:32Z

Dita was in Glamour this month, on page 68, talking about how she colors her hair!

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On the cover of VenusZine

2007-11-30T01:10:15Z

Wow, lots of Dita going around this winter. She's getting popular in the mainstream! She's on the cover of the Winter 2007 issue (it'll be out until March when they release the Spring issue) her interview and photset go from pages 74-85 Yep, that's right, 11 pages of Dita!

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vintage manicure photo

2007-11-21T04:57:17Z

So I was just wondering, how does one actually do that? Seems really difficult done with just a brush. And is it really a vintage manicure, or does it simply achieve a vintage look.

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Dita in SF

2007-09-21T03:36:34Z

I got a big surprise last night. I went to the Macy's Passport fashion show and to my very great surprise I found out that Dita would be performing. She performed her Champagne glass strip tease as the shows finally. I was awe struck. Not only does the woman truly know her art but if possible she is even more gorgeous in person. It was such a great way to end a really cool evening.

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ditas hair!!

2007-09-04T05:32:09Z

i've been trying to recreate the look, does anyone have any tips??

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Dita in "She's Lost Control"

2007-09-01T17:29:21Z

Hi all, just wondered if any of you Dita fans were aware that she made a video for Joy Divison's, "She's Lost Control". Here is the link to You Tube, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWNiBaZme_w. We have also included it on our profile....

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Another excellent Dita Video

2007-06-30T02:14:19Z

This is another excellent Dita Video......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b855LUxetoc

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Psychologies Magazine

2007-06-23T15:54:37Z

Yesterday I was browsing at Borders and saw Dita on the cover of this British magazine called Psychologies. It was a really nice article on her, and the photos were lovely - not burlesque centered, more like subdued glamour. I think the US price was about $7.00, fyi!

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those lips!

2007-05-02T21:07:54Z

i was just reading about super glittery red lips on another tribe, and remembered that dita has either a technique or special lipstick she uses. does anybody know what it is? i used to know!

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Dita in People's Most Beautiful Issue

2007-05-01T17:52:38Z

She's in the curvy women section. She's so gorgeous, I'm glad to finally see her in a more mainstream magazine that recognizes her beauty. Get it before its gone!!

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Dita on Penthouse!

2007-04-04T04:06:45Z

Just a note that Dita is on the cover of Penthouse for the April 2007 issue! Very nice pics and a good (albeit short) article!!

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Videos!

2007-03-14T02:21:40Z

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRrHN6ekswo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4M9naO4X-k
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkox4zy6tMs

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gloves

2007-03-10T20:33:35Z

I thought I'd post here first -- a likely place where someone would know...

I'm searching for these long black gloves that criss-cross up the arm as if they had ribbons that tied up the length of the arm. The solid glove part goes up to the wrist or just beyond, then the criss-crossing starts and goes up the rest of the arm. Skin shows inside the diamonds, and there may or may not be a sheer base fabric under it. But my sense is that they did not actually tie, just that they looked that way - it was all a one piece glove.

I've searched and searched all over ebay and the net, but nothing. Anyone seen what I'm talking about??

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Dita Von Teese at the Museum of Sex in NYC

2007-02-26T15:07:51Z

SAVE THE DATE!

Please join us for
THE FIRST ANNUAL MUSEUM OF SEX GALA
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
7pm – 10pm

Help raise funds for the Museum of Sex while enjoying an evening of
cocktails and hors d’oeuvres with a special performance by Dita Von Teese!

Alan Cumming
Honorary Chair

Event Chairs:

Fred Davis
June Reinisch
Candida Royalle

Benefit Committee:

Barbara Carrellas
Brian Christopher Cummings
Vanessa del Rio
Betty Dodson
Brent Nicholson Earle
Robert W. Richards
Seymour Stein
Iké Udé
Veronica Vera

********For more information on sponsorship or to purchase tickets,please
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Tickets start at $150.**************

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Limited prints signed and unsigned available from Danielle Bedics

2007-02-17T05:53:42Z

Dita Von Teese for You

I have 8x10 Color Lithograhic prints of Dita Von Teese available for purchase. Many of these images can be seen in her book, "Burlesque and the Art of the Teese". I have limited prints autographed personally by Dita as well as unsigned prints which are great to take to her shows and appearances and have her sign them on the spot for you.

These prints are normally $20 autographed and $15 unsigned on my web site, but I have lowered the price to $15 autographed and $10 unsigned.

See link for more info: http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=51984798&blogID=230906252&Mytoken=125B0391-2957-4027-8D6EA55151B0769E41121582

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Burlesque and the Art of the Teese

2007-02-12T15:30:21Z

Just wondering your thoughts on this side of the book. Favorite parts? Things that inspired you? Not favorite parts? General thoughts and reviews?

I personally could not put this book down once I started it and read it in two sittings (one short as I was at work and one really long one!). There is sooo much information packed into it I've looked up some of the people she mentioned and a bunch of the books that she sourced from are also really great to read! I like to go back every now and then just to flip through the pics for inspiration, and sometimes just cause sh'es gorgeous and the book should be looked at regularly ;)

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Yeay!!

2007-02-12T00:57:49Z

We hit 100 members!! That's awesome!! Keep up the Dita love!! ;)

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Suicide Girls Interview w/Daniel Robert Epstein 05.10.06

2007-02-11T01:22:40Z

Suicide Girls Interview w/Daniel Robert Epstein

Dita Von Teese author of The Art of the Teese
By Daniel Robert Epstein
May 10, 2006

Dita Von Teese is one of the most beautiful and sexy women alive today. She is a SuicideGirls favorite for her breakthrough work in burlesque performance, fetish posing and being married to a music icon. Her famous figure can be found on display all over the internet and fetish magazines but now she has showcased her humor and intelligence in the double sided book Burlesque and the Art of the Teese/Fetish and the Art of the Teese.

Buy The Art of the Teese
Daniel Robert Epstein: Hi Dita.
Dita Von Teese: Hello, are you recording or taking notes?
DRE:
Recording.
DVT:
Good, I get real nervous about those people that write things down.
DRE:
I'm an Internet writer. We never put anything down on paper.
DVT:
Oh good. British journalists, as they like to call themselves, like to write down everything in their own words.
DRE:
Yeah. You just came back from the UK, right?
DVT:
I'm always really just coming back from there though. I'm on my way there on Tuesday. That's probably where I work the most.
DRE:
Why is that?
DVT:
I'm more famous there. I'm in the tabloids and the newspapers on a regular basis there. Maybe that's why. So therefore I get booked at more events. Also our dollar is weak there.
DRE:
I read your last SuicideGirls interview and the book was meant to come out a while ago. Why did it get delayed?
DVT:
It took a lot more time than we expected to secure all the rights to the photos. Also it's published by Regan Books and they seem to have a high employee turnaround rate. So I went through like eight editors which made the process much longer. But I think the timing's actually better than ever and I feel like everything has worked out the way that it should.
DRE:
Why did the photos of you have to be cleared?
DVT:
I don't own all of my images. It's important to me to retain ownership of a lot of my images that I shoot for my website especially, but we wanted to include the pictures that Ellen von Unwerth has taken and a lot of other famous photographers. We wanted to include all these photos that I did for fashion magazines and also with Playboy. I wanted to use a really broad range of photos. I didn't want to be limited and it's difficult sometimes to get clearance for those images. I did have to do a little bit of begging every now and then. I felt free to call people and ask them "Please, oh please, can I use that picture?" Usually the people that you have to do that with are the ones that aren't very famous. I had the hardest time with people that weren't high-paid, big-name photographers. The people that get finicky over their images are the ones that shouldn't be as much.
DRE:
That's really funny.
DVT:
Yeah. Somebody that took just photos of my show that I did in some small town somewhere and was really funny about letting me use the images.
DRE:
You're like "Who do you think you are?"
DVT:
I try not to use that "Who do you think you are" language. But it's a little bit like "Well, I let you photograph my show. I didn't let anyone else shoot it. I let you shoot it."
DRE:
I saw the Asia Argento movie your husband is in.
DVT:
Oh yeah. I haven't seen that one yet actually.
DRE:
It's really painful but beautiful.
DVT:
I think he lost interest in it when he found out it wasn't a true story. We felt duped because we met J.T. Leroy and everything.
DRE:
It's almost embarrassing.
DVT:
Yeah. I read the book cover to cover in one sitting and I have a hard time looking back and thinking, "Why did somebody make this up? Why make up more ugliness in the world when there's so much already?" I don't know why someone would write something like that for kicks.
DRE:
Obviously there are two sides to your book with the fetish and burlesque. Do you look at what you do as having two sides?
DVT:
Yes, I do but I feel like they're all relative as well. It was difficult to separate the two because there are so many fetishistic elements in the burlesque side and classic nostalgic pin-up elements in the fetish side. I feel like they're all very similar but I thought it would be interesting thing to write two stories. It's all about the photos, but I wanted to write text in it. I wanted to explain what I think about burlesque and how I see it and why I got into it and the same thing with fetishism. I wanted people to see it in another light because you hear people talk about burlesque a lot. They talk about how it's art and it was all beautiful and it was all good girls and that it was a kinder, gentler time but in reality it wasn't really that way. I think people have lost sight of that because a lot of women that are performing neo burlesque now want to make sure that people think they're not a stripper because they're afraid of that word. I feel like people are trying to candy coat it a little bit even though in reality burlesque was a pretty risqué show in its time. They were bouncing around in G-Strings and pasties in the 30's and I think people forget how racy it was. Also with fetishism I felt like so many people look at fetishism as being about bootlicking and hurting people and whips and chains. I want to portray an elegant fetishism. One of the things that I love is that I want to know the history about everything I've become involved with whether it's fashion or hair or makeup and movies. I like knowing about how old movies were made, how things have changed and how they're made now. I think it's interesting to look at the past.
DRE:
Do you see burlesque as a fetish as well?
DVT:
Well because I started doing what I do in 1990 and everyone's talking about the Bettie Page movie right now and it's 16 years later. I feel like the fetishists have always gotten burlesque and understood burlesque a little bit better than the rest of the world. It takes the mainstream a long time to accept something or to even discover it. To me they're similar because fetishists have always appreciated corset wearing and girls in girdles and women with a nostalgic, fetish look. That's why I think that there's a parallel with burlesque and fetishism.
DRE:
I read that you never wear sweatpants, is that true?
DVT:
I don't wear sweatpants as casual wear. I have sweatpants that I sell on my site that are real cute that have my martini glass logo. I wear them over my costume to keep my legs warm when I'm getting ready for a show. But I don't look at sweatpants as fashion. A lot of people think that's something you should pick out as fashion but it's not for me. I don't really like dressing that way. If I want to be comfortable, I'll wear a cashmere robe or a little vintage slip. I feel like you see all these girls walking around wearing UGG Boots and sweatpants which they spent a fortune on. I don't understand why they put forth so much effort to look casual.
DRE:
It sounds like you were very hands on with your book.
DVT:
I wanted to be because people have done other books about me and I've seen the end result. I really wanted this book to be something where I could turn every page and be proud of it. I think it's a good overview of my work over the past 16 years. I'm working on another book because I have lots of books I want to do. Eventually when I'm 70 I'll write my scathing autobiography and dish all the dirt on everyone.
DRE:
That'll be really interesting. I can't wait.
DVT:
It'll be awhile.
DRE:
The text in your book was obviously secondary to the photos but it was still really interesting. It is almost a how-to book.
DVT:
Yeah. I wanted it to be a fun, light, easy read. I think I had that instilled in my brain because they tried to make me take the text out. They said, "No one's going to read it. They just want to look at the pictures." I thought they might be right but I'm glad they left it in because it turns out a lot of people are enjoying it.

I had a hard time writing the book and thinking "Oh, there's going to be people that are going to hate that I wrote this." I had to come to terms with the fact that not everything is going to be what everyone agrees with. People aren't always going to agree with what I have said or what I condone. A lot of women are going to say, "I don't have time to put on red lipstick and high heels everyday." I'm thinking, "But I'm just writing what I like and why I like it." Whenever you try to appeal to everyone, you cannot win and you'll never win. So I wrote it the way I wanted to write it.
DRE:
Cosmo magazine is a hell of a lot worse than anything you would've written.
DVT:
Yeah, but it's different. When a girl's reading Cosmo it's different. They're reading it as a general thing. But when someone's reading what I wrote and the whole book is my opinion on everything, then there might be some stuff they don't like.
DRE:
When you first said there's going to be a few people upset I thought it might be because you're giving away all the good secrets or something like that.
DVT:
No. There were some things my editor hesitated at me writing about like Chinese foot binding and things like that. They were really afraid of a few things. But I thought, "Well I'm writing about fetishism. I have to talk about all different angles of it." I was surprised of the things they wanted me to take out, but in the end I left everything the way that I wanted it.
DRE:
You wrote a list of your favorite perverts, if that was in descending order then seamed stocking fetishists are your favorites.
DVT:
Yeah. I've met so many of these fetishists over the years and I love talking to them and hearing them describe their fetish and reading their letters to me. I really enjoy those people.
DRE:
You wrote that you learn of a new fetish everyday.
DVT:
Well, almost everyday. I learned of a new one the other day though.
DRE:
What was it?
DVT:
I have this gentleman who writes me letters about his fantasies where I wear the rarest and exotic furs in the world. He writes that I should be wearing the rarest animals and birds and enjoying their beauty. He's really obsessed with fur and the rarer, the better.
DRE:
That's an expensive fetish.
DVT:
More than that, that's one that really upsets people too. I'm definitely not condoning that I want to go out and club a bunch of seals or something. He wrote out a script of what he'd like to see me doing, like rolling around on these exotic furs. At the end of his letter he wrote "Dita, have you ever littered? I would be so turned on at the sight of an elegantly dressed woman just throwing trash out into the green meadow." I thought, "Wow. I've never heard of a littering fetish." But he went on to describe that he would love to see a video of me throwing trash out of my car or throwing trash on the grass while I'm dressed in high heels, stockings and a beautiful dress. I don't understand that one but I love hearing about it.
DRE:
It sounds like he's into really rich women.
DVT:
Personally I would never litter. I get really upset when people litter.
DRE:
You're okay with fur but the littering is a no go.
DVT:
I'm okay with some fur and I'm okay with my vintage fur. I've put a halt with my personal self on actively bringing new fur into my life. But that's my choice. I'm never going to be anti-fur. Pamela Anderson wanted to rip my coat off me the other night.
DRE:
Oh really?
DVT:
Yeah. She was like "How can you wear that fur around me?" I was like "I'm sorry. I'll take it off." I threw it in the trash.
DRE:
There are a lot of burlesque tours now, SuicideGirls included. Have you seen any of them?
DVT:
I feel like I've seen a lot of the neo burlesque scene and I've seen some of the video of the SuicideGirls. I've seen a lot of authentic burlesque footage too. The only thing I'm offended by would be the media's use of the word burlesque to describe a style. I think troupes or clubs that have girls just dancing around in fishnets and hot pants is not burlesque. Burlesque was about the striptease. I hear all these quotes coming out of people's mouths like "We're classy. We don't take off our clothes." I'm thinking "How insulting to say that Gypsy Rose Lee was a slut because she was a stripper" and she was the greatest stripper of all time. She was a mainstream star. She was as famous as any other star in that time in the 40's. She did do a striptease and she did show some skin. When I hear people using the word burlesque to describe doing booty shake dances to a vintage song, I get a little bit offended. It's like a red flag that they haven't read anything about the history of burlesque.
DRE:
Did you discover most of this on your own or did you have a mentor?
DVT:
I started working in a strip club when I was 18 years old. By that time I was already dressing in vintage clothes and my hair was vintage style and I wore red lipstick. I was very interested in vintage-style pinup and dressing like Bettie Page. So I was already involved in this whole nostalgic, retro pinup thing. I immediately started reading about burlesque and wanting to know more about it. That's how I developed my act. I met Dixie Evans, who runs the Exotic World Burlesque Museum that is now going to be in Vegas and some of the old time stars of burlesque. Then two years later I met my best friend Catherine D'Lish who was a burlesque performer who makes all my costumes now. After I met her, we started making big serious shows with props and more elaborate costumes. That was around 1993 and I was already on the cover of a lot of fetish magazines and I was touring the US and headlining strip clubs with my show.
DRE:
I read that some people didn't think that your shows were fetish in the beginning.
DVT:
In the very beginning I did Torture Garden and the Rubber Ball and I did a Feather Fan Dance. Some people were saying, "What's fetish about this?" The funniest part is that now ten years later, all those clubs are all-burlesque all the time. But at first I did take a little bit of a beating in the fetish community because people didn't know why I was there and why I was performing with feather fans and rhinestones and feathers. They wanted to see latex and whips and everything. As for the SuicideGirls show, I think it's really great that people take burlesque to another level. I don't feel like everyone should be doing burlesque the way I do it or the way it was done in the past. But I do feel that if you're going to perform it, don't discount the striptease. The SuicideGirls definitely do not discount the striptease. The only way that burlesque can really evolve and survive is if people bring something new to it and make it interesting for people. I think it's important for people to have new ideas for shows and not just be stuck in the past.
DRE:
I'm no expert by far. Do you get completely naked in your shows or can you not because of the venues?
DVT:
I have done shows completely nude because I did all these strip clubs when I first started headlining, but I always did it in a way where I left a little mystery. But really I only did that because people expected it of me because I was in strip clubs where the other girls were totally nude. In the past seven years or so I've done it with pasties and a G-string. I just did a big charity event for the LA Lakers and there were kids there. I asked the promoter if I should tone it down. They were like, "Nope. They know what they're here to see."
DRE:
Wow. So it went over fine?
DVT:
Yes it did. Everybody wants what the other venue had. They don't want to get gypped. So they always want me to do the same show that I did at another party that they were at or something.
DRE:
Have you seen the Bettie Page movie yet?
DVT:
No, I haven't but I feel like I should be getting a check any day for all the press I've been doing on it. I've been doing all these interviews and they're showing clips of the movie and then talking to me about it. From the trailer it looks like Gretchen Mol did an amazing job. I do know that Bettie Page saw the movie and was not happy about it at all. I have lots of friends that were at the Playboy mansion when they showed the screening of it and she was basically hurling insults at the screen. But I'm glad that people will know about Bettie Page a little more than they did before. Over the past 16 years I've had people calling me Cleopatra and then suddenly when the E! channel did the story about Bettie Page, people were like "Oh, Bettie Page." It's like the normal people of the world are going to be calling probably half of the SuicideGirls Bettie Pages now. They're all going to know who Bettie Page is. That could be a good thing or a bad thing, but I know how it feels.
DRE:
Are you still into Bettie?
DVT:
Yeah. I've always been into her. We instantly recognize her with the black hair and the bangs. Her image was so amazing and it was really modern for the 1950's and I feel like it translates and can even look modern now. But to be honest though, my major influences are different. I have different people that I look to for inspiration but in the 90's I went through a period where I was very interested in Bettie Page and everything that she did. But for what I do and my performances, I usually look to 1940's film stars and song and dance girls. I'm people that I might not necessarily be trying to look like. For me inspiration comes from finding out what the spirit of that person was and not so much trying to mimic what they were. When I think about why I love Bettie Page, I don't think so much about what she looks like and how she dressed, but why do we still care so much about her? She certainly wasn't the only one that was wearing those clothes and shooting bondage photos. She was one of hundreds of girls doing that. But there was something about her that made her unique and special. Looking at why that is, is what's more important than just looking at the aesthetic.
DRE:
I was surprised to see that you're not in [Marilyn Manson's film] Phantasmagoria [The Visions of Lewis Carroll].
DVT:
I really try to separate myself from the stuff that he does unless it's completely and utterly appropriate. Unless there's the perfect part in the movie for me, then I don't think I should be in it. I want his movie to be as good as it can be so I'm not begging him to write me a part into it. If the right part is in it, then I'll do it. But if not, then I don't mind either way. I don't think that just because I'm his wife, he has to find a part for me in his movie. I've done a few independent films and I have a few scripts that other people have written that are really exciting.
DRE:
Like what?
DVT:
One called The Black Dahlia Avenger, which is the true story of the Black Dahlia.
DRE:
Do they have a director for that?
DVT:
Yes, his name is William Eggleston III.
DRE:
I guess he's related to the photographer William Eggleston.
DVT:
Yep. That's in the works and a couple of other interesting things. I love acting but I really would be happier being known for what I do. I'd rather people know me for being a burlesque dancer and a pinup model than an actress. I don't feel any great desire to be known as an actress. But I enjoy it when the script is right and when it's an interesting story. I don't really want to beat down Hollywood's doors for a TV show or a silly movie.
DRE:
Here is some British gossip I read about you, are you considering getting more plastic surgery?
DVT:
No. In fact I think I read the same thing where it said something like "I want to stay hot for my husband so I get plastic surgery." That's silly. I basically said what I feel about plastic surgery because everybody knows that I had my breasts done. It's no secret and why should it be a secret? It's like the last taboo to be liberated. People have been having plastic surgery for over 100 years. They were trying to reshape people's noses in the late 1800's. I have about six books about beauty that were written between the 1920's and the1930's. They all talk about plastic surgery as an option. So I wouldn't put people down for having plastic surgery. I don't know why people are so afraid to admit what they've had done especially when it's so obvious sometimes. I was just saying that I would not judge anyone for having plastic surgery and I would never say never. Maybe 20 years from now I might say, "Oh. Maybe a little more plastic surgery." But I haven't had anything else done but my breasts. I've been too scared to even get Botox even though I make jokes about getting it all the time.

by Daniel Robert Epstein

SG Username: AndersWolleck

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eye makeup....

2007-02-10T02:19:40Z

I'd be really interested in knowing her technique for the 'flip cat-eye' liner, as well as who's make-up she uses. As a BIG fan of vintage style, she truly is a beautiful woman.

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Saint Francis movie

2007-02-05T12:13:48Z

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=125120686

There is a trailer on the MySpace link. I posted a picture from the movie is the tribe pix, I tried the .com address, however it's still under construction. So, I think this is a movie that hasn't come out yet. But supposedly Dita is in it. Looks like maybe she's the sister? Watch for it.

"His sister sells flesh.
His brother sells drugs.
His father sells religion.
But Francis isn't buying anymore."
-Saint Francis Movie

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it is about time!

2007-02-05T00:53:18Z

hi! i know there aren't too many members yet, but I am so glad you came up with this idea!

Dee

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Movie: Death of Salvadore Dali (w/ Dita)

2007-02-02T13:41:45Z

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQvca7diwSE&mode=related&search=
Has anyone seen this movie? If, so please do tell...

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Dita Quotes

2007-02-02T05:02:08Z

"Some people say what I do isn't very liberating. I say it's pretty liberating to get $20,000 for 10 minutes of work."

"I advocate glamour. Every day. Every minute."

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Fetish and the Art of the Teese

2007-02-02T04:13:45Z

Just wondering your thoughts on this side of the book. Favorite parts? Things that inspired you? Not favorite parts? General thoughts and reviews?

I LOVED this side as well. My favorite part is how she can blend from glam shots to really dark and sexy shots. But again with soooo much to inspire. I'm out looking for some great lingerie as we speak and picked up some cute little accessories to keep me happy til I can afford the lingerie that I want! A really nice counterpart overall to show more than just one side of who she is and what she's into.

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Welcome!

2007-02-01T21:57:03Z

Welcome to Dita's tribe! I went looking to see if there was a tribe dedicated to her and found there wasn't. I was shocked! So I decided to start one myself. A place to worship this goddess like she should be! Introduce yourself as you join and enjoy!! Add stories if you've met her, if you hear any new news about her, discuss her wonderful book, do whatever comes naturally!! Enjoy!

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Website

2007-02-01T01:31:31Z

Somewhat more elusive on the search engines

http://www.dita.net

A great site on its own, but worth the money to join the members area. More pics and more news, plus access to her journal, etc!!

Anyone have any good links to other sites devoted to her??

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