Introduction
The sun was shining brightly as Milloux and I drove up the California coast talking about small towns and big towns and the way we perceive our worlds. We relayed pieces of our lives to one another while we took a windy road to our destination, The Getty Villa in Los Angeles. The blue sea behind us, and botanical gardens ahead, we giggled together as the sun flooded the windows and soaked into our brown skin. At the museum our thoughts wandered to tangible pieces of history and the ghosts they had belonged to. We floated though time together, through space, learning from one another and those that had come before us. We left the Villa with tired limbs and our heads high in the clouds. We drove back past the infinite blue of sea and sky and the shiny white coast freckled with people. When we reached Millouxs house the sun was dripping in through the windows, sneaking past the slotted blinds and pooling in places like puddles of light.
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SuicideGirls… became famous for embracing beauty in every shape and form — meaning bodies covered in tattoos, having bright-colored hair, and being outside of traditional beauty norms were celebrated. The name comes from the idea that women who commit “social suicide” by being different come together.
A nation wide art-sleaze phenomenon.
It’s like a punk rock Vogue…with artful nude photos of women.
Fifteen years ago, a small-but-passionate community that celebrated beauty in alternative, pinup-style photography was born. It was called SuicideGirls.
They’re the girls next door - but more colorful and with better record collections.
SuicideGirls respond… in the best way possible.
The meeting place for people interested in alternative lifestyles.
SuicideGirls is as much about community as it is about naked photos of tattooed women.
SuicideGirls is redefining concepts of beauty across the globe.
