PopKulture's photos with the keyword: glamour

Real Romances - February 1952 issue.

"Don't say I'm to blame - I was married to a 'half man'!" Real Romances - September 1958 issue.

Vintage Nancy Abbott Hair Net - lush in Deco design elements.

Vintage Duro Belle Hair Net - this one's nylon as opposed to other vintage hair nets made of real human hair! "Copyright, M. Herzog Co., Inc."

Vintage Princess Pat Real Human Hair Net.

Vintage matchbook cover illustration by Billy DeVorss - from Vince's Inn, Aurora, Illinois.

Vintage cheesecake matchbook cover from New Lebanon, Ohio.

Vintage matchbook cover illustration by Billy DeVorss, from Aurora, Illinois.

Happy Daze indeed! Vintage matchbook cover from Marie's Bungalow in Yorkville, Illinois. Circa 1940's.

Vintage matchbook cover from Aurora, Illinois, featuring a cheeky illustration by pin-up artist Billy DeVorss.

A stylized siren makes this September 1937 Craig & Stahnke blotter a true keepsake.

Man... that stare! This August 1937 Craig & Stahnke blotter features a Harlow-esque beauty overflowing with come-hither confidence!

A swim-capped belle contemplates a dip on this vintage cover. Liberty Magazine - August 12, 1939 issue.

Vintage advertising blotter from the famed firm of Brown and Bigelow, showcasing the playful pin-up art of Knute (K.O.) Munson.

This June 1953 issue of Dare featured a history of love - in eight pages, no less - from bestial love (not what you think!) to Greek love, from the lascivious love and Roman free-for-alls to the more civilized chivalrous love. Romantic love supposedly grew out of the Renaissance, and passionate love, or modern love, is again concerned with the physical side, much like primitive man. Arbitrary, sure, but also interesting enough fodder for a quick reader! Pocket-sized magazines like this one measured less than six inches tall and contained a smattering of pin-ups, news, sports, and gossip.

Pocket-sized magazines like this one measured less than six inches tall and contained a smattering of pin-ups, news, sports, and gossip.

This July 1954 issue of Picture Life by publisher Martin Goodman under the Atlas imprint aimed to dispel "Five Lies About Blondes" - among them that blondes "excel at love," that "men prefer blondes," that "blondes dominate hollywood," and that "blondes are bad marriage bets." Pocket-sized magazines like this one measured less than six inches tall and contained a smattering of pin-ups, news, sports, and gossip.

One of dozens - if not a hundred - of beautiful covers by Zoe Mozert for True Confessions. October 1938 issue.