Sweetest M,
My interests of late have focused on the significance of fashion within society. How women (and indeed men) utilise clothing and accessories to present a certain message, and chosen image of themselves.
It is no surprise then, that my research led me to that most impressive and significant of costumes and representations – the Playboy Bunny. Whilst it can be argued the Bunny is an image of a woman being sexually objectified – in reality the position presented an opportunity for emancipation for women of all backgrounds. This has been detailed in a very amusing collection of accounts in the book “The Bunny Years”, by Kathryn Leigh Scott. The opportunity presented has been evidenced by Debbie Harry and Lauren Hutton, who both got their big breaks through their time wearing the satin ears and fluffy tail.