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Goeddes images are fresh and captivating, in the tradition of the greatest fetish photographers.
Fetish Style traces the history, forms and tendencies of sub-cultural fashions that are popular in both mainstream and alternative fashion cultures. Presenting the world of subcultural fetish clothing design in all of its richness and beauty, this book explores the idea of fetish as subversive and repressive as reflected in clothing choices in people of all ages and cultures. Linking the fetishistic aspects of contemporary culture with everyday clothing as dictated by fashion and merchandizing, Fetish Style presents a fascinating study of historical as well as 21st century subcultures. Case studies include the Japanese-influenced 'tribes' of the various Lolita formations, the Shotaru (male Lolita), the club scene, the Goths, the hip-hop fashions and other locally-formed fetishized practices. Fetish Style will be key reading for anyone interested in fetish fashion both past and present.
The Book of Fetishes is a collection of erotic fetish short stories. If you'd like to sample a few different fun and playful fetishes, this is the book for you. Blow Me: Ever since Daniel was young, he has always had a strange obsession with balloons. Now that he's older, it's become something much more. When he shares his secret with his girlfriend, Amanda, he finds that she's much more accepting than he could have ever hoped for.Take Me: Rachel goes home for a night of relaxation in solitude, but little does she know she has an unexpected visitor - a man who has been watching her for weeks. When she finds him in his apartment, she knows right away that she's in for one crazy night.Kiss Me: Cindy and Rick share a special bond that neither one has been able to speak about with family or friends. They both have a shoe fetish. There is nothing better than when Cindy brings home a new pair of shoes for the two to enjoy, but after a long period of nothing new, the passion begins to die down. When Cindy finds the perfect pair that combines everything she and her husband love in shoes, she decides to surprise him.RAM Me: Abby is tired of being recognized for all of the wrong things. She's beautiful and intelligent, but no man seems to see it. She builds a robot as a last ditch effort to get the worst of the men to stop harassing her, but finds herself drawn to her creation in very unexpected ways.Trust Me: Adam knew that his girlfriend, Stephanie, had a unique side job, but hadn't never been interested in becoming one of her clients. After taking a new job though, he finds himself stretched to the point where he's going crazy. Seeing Adam distressed and feeling his resistance to trusting her, she decides to pull out the whip.Write Me: Jenny decides to do something a little wild for the first time in her life: Start exchanging letters with an inmate. While she doesn't intend on taking it further than a few raunchy letters, she'll find her defenses beginning to weaken.
"Fetishism (supposing that it existed)": a preface to the translation of Charles de Brosses's Transgression / Rosalind C. Morris -- Introduction: fetishism, figurism, and myths of enlightenment / Daniel H. Leonard -- A note on the translation / Daniel H. Leonard -- On the worship of fetish gods; or, a parallel of the ancient religion of Egypt with the present religion of Nigritia / Charles de Brosses ; translated by Daniel H. Leonard -- After De Brosses: fetishism, translation, comparativism, critique / Rosalind C. Morris -- A fetiche is a fetiche: no knowledge without difference of the word: rereading De Brosses -- Excursus: recontextualizing De Brosses, with Pietz in and out of Africa -- Re Kant and the good fetishists among us -- Hegel: back to the heart of darkness -- Fetishism against itself; or, Marx's two fetishisms -- The great fetish; or, the fetishism of the one -- Freud and the return to the dark continent: the other fetish -- Conjuncture: Freud and Marx, via Lacan -- Anthropology's fetishism: the custodianship of reality -- Fetishism reanimated: surrealism, ethnography, and the war against decay -- Deconstruction's fetish: undecidable, or the mark of Hegel -- Rehistoricizing generalized fetishism: the era of objects -- Anthropological redux: the reality of fetishism -- The fetish is dead, long live fetishism
Calling all fetishists: Explore 101 of your fetish passions in one captivating tome. Shoes, nurses, Goth girls, rubber, latex, and more -- all displayed in vivid photographs courtesy of Marquis, the world's leading fetish magazine. Discreetly formatted to fit in a bedside drawer, Fetish 101 features Dita Von Teese, one of the industry's most sought-after models.
Accessible critique of Western society under capitalism by leading scholar.
A fascinating survey of the enduring human love affair with the exotic and the strange, and its impact on Western culture Exotic explores our obsession with the lure of distant lands and their promise of the weird and wonderful, the beautiful and grotesque. Through a host of evocative images, this book shows how the absorption of 'the foreign,' through arts, design, architecture, and other cultural elements, has consistently enriched Western society, contributing to it cultural dynamism and artistic energy. Exotic's focus is especially relevant to the modern globalized world in which our engagement with cultures and traditions from around the globe is easier – and potentially more fraught – than ever before.
"In Goedde's images the very stillness of the air is filled with anticipation, capturing a sliver of a story, perhaps something very private and magical. The viewer wonders what came before that moment and what pleasures lie ahead...but alas is left wondering. These photos linger in one's mind like a fragment from an erotic dream". In her description of his images, fetish diva Midori touches on the very core of his fetish photography: the subtlety with which he portrays beautiful women and the eroticism of the fetish world without ever being too obvious, let alone vulgar, as so many other fetish photographers can be. Nor does he indulge in exaggerated manipulation of the props of models. He quite simply captures the grace of his subject and lets its beauty speak for itself. In the scenes he sets, in his stills and portraits of impeccable style and subtle atmosphere, he never strays from the path dictated by the elegance and beauty of fetish fashion. What is more, in addition to the skilful arrangements and portraits familiar to readers from the first volume, he has also included some witty color snapshots taken during the shootings, whose unpolished aesthetic and directness have a vitality all their own.
Over 50 photographs showing the beautiful side of submission in BDSM. The power exchange dynamic is still a taboo subject in the American main stream, even with the popularity of recent books and movies about kink. These striking photos by kink photographer Tom Taylor are part action and part portrait, all in color.
Since Ursula Andress's white-bikini debut in Dr No, 'Bond Girls' have been simultaneously celebrated as fashion icons and dismissed as 'eye-candy'. But the visual glamour of the women of James Bond reveals more than the sexual objectification of female beauty. Through the original joint perspectives of body and fashion, this exciting study throws a new, subversive light on Bond Girls. Like Coco Chanel, fashion's 'eternal' mademoiselle, these 'Girls' are synonymous with an unconventional and dynamic femininity that does not play by the rules and refuses to sit still; far from being the passive objects of the male gaze, Bond Girls' active bodies instead disrupt the stable frame of Bond's voyeurism. Starting off with an original re-assessment of the cultural roots of Bond's postwar masculinity, the book argues that Bond Girls emerge from masculine anxieties about the rise of female emancipation after the Second World War and persistent in the present day. Displaying parallels with the politics of race and colonialism, such tensions appear through sartorial practices as diverse as exoticism, power dressing and fetish wear, which reveal complex and often contradictory ideas about the patriarchal and imperial ideologies associated with Bond. Attention to costume, film and gender theory makes Bond Girls: Body, Gender and Fashion essential reading for students and scholars of fashion, media and cultural studies, and for anyone with an interest in Bond.