Floozies Through The Ages

In ancient times she dressed in wild animal skins with their fangs strung around her neck. The primitive Wild Woman lusted for a strong virile male to keep her company. A crackling fire warmed nighttime caves, where they filled the nights with their desires.

"Sheba"
The Wild Woman
6" high

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They traveled in groups and set up their camps outside of towns and villages. In the evening they entertained the townspeople with their music and dancing. Many a young men lost their hearts to a dancing Gypsy Girl with her raven hair and dark sparkling eyes. In the morning they moved on, leaving broken hearts and empty wallets behind.

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"Esmeralda"
The Gypsy Girl,
10" high

In the old west, saloons were the town meeting place. Women were in short supply so wayward cowboys and lonely ranchers depended on the Saloon Girls for female company. These strumpets were entertaining and flirted with all the men, occasionally giving their favorites extra attention.

"Miss Jezebel"
The Saloon Girl, 6" high

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They began dancing the Can-Can in Paris at the Moulin Rouge Night Club in the 1800's. The elaborately dressed Showgirls soon became a phenomenon. In the 1950's they debuted in Las Vegas, where they carried on the tradition of being the outrageous glitter queens of show business. Rhinestones, sequins, feathers and scanty costumes adorn their finely tuned bodies and awe spectators.

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"Bridgett"
The Showgirl
10" high

A modern day floozy, the 1960's Hippie Chick wore faded blue jeans and tie-dyed T-shirts. Love beads worn around her neck, leather bags and sandals, were favorite accessories. The Hippie Chicks made free love a symbol of their times and gave it generously to many of the male friends they made along the way.

"Sunshine, Rainbow and Sunflower"
The Hippie Chicks
6" and 10" high

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