2. The Burlesque girls.
The term burlesque derived from the Victorian era, girls would dance and
gesture back and forth. They were the pioneers in striptease.
Typical stereotype:
Long line gloves
Top hats and show equipment
Corsets
Feather boas
Fishnets and stockings
Accessories like canes or microphones.
3. How burlesque girls transformed in the
1920’s
The burlesque girls saw a transformation into the ‘flapper’ era. There was
more nudity and sexual arousal, all for males pleasure in gentlemen's
clubs.
Transformation
4. What is similar with burlesque girls and
present girls in the 2000s.
To the ‘Pussycat Dolls’
5. The stripper of present day –
Stereotype 2.
Here is a striper posing in a
photo shoot before her
performance
To Jennifer Lopez with a pole in her
music video.
6. Typical stereotypes of ‘stripper’ in
music video.
Bum shots with twerks.
The open and seducing crouch shots.
Using poles for pole dancing.
Half naked with lingerie.
Stiletto heels.
