Rise of the Furkini – Part II – summer fantasy fun

Rise of the Furkini – Part II – summer fantasy fun

I’ve gotten so many great recommendations for add-ons to my original post, I decided to do an additional post on the subject. Thanks to all of you from Vintage Dinosaur Pictures Group, and the Ray Harryhausen Group on Facebook!

Rachel Welch made the Furkini famous in 1967’s epic dinosaur and caveman movie, One Million Years BC. Through the years there have been many variations on the famous wear and plenty of damsels to done the outfit and strut their stuff. Here’s a look at some Furkini, Animal Pattern, and Suede Bikini wearing bathing beauties and warrior women through the years.

 

Martine Beswick

Linda Harrison

Magda Konopka

Magda Konopka again

Edina Ronay

Edina Ronay – Prehistoric Women

Imogen Hassall

leopard ensemble

fashion fur

Leigh Christian

dinosaur island girls

Linda Christian – 1945

Cavewoman – Budd Root

Here’s even more…

Adriana Lima

Warrior wear

Bo Derek

Bo Derek again

Carmen Electra

Jungle girl bikiniatoll

Katy Perry

Katy Perry roar

Evelyne Kraft

The Mighty Peking Man

Does snakeskin count? it does now!

Check out Rise of the Furkini part I

I’d also like to acknowledge these fine websites. Visit them for more Furkini fun:

http://www.Furkiniatoll.com

http://cavegirlsinfurbikinis.blogspot.com

My Top 5 Women in Sci-Fi flicks of yesteryear

 (films 25 years and older)

5) Space Vampire – Lifeforce (1985) – Mathilda May
She’s deadly, but what a way to go. She walks around naked through most of the film.

4) Ellen – It Came from Outer Space (1953) – Barbara Rush
Babara’s innocent, natural beauty struck me even as a young lad.

3) Lisa – Weird Science (1985) – Kelly LeBroch
Two high school nerds create the perfect fantasy woman. What teenage boy didn’t want to be them?

2) Kay – Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) – Julie Adams
Growing up watching all those 50’s sci-fi/horror flicks on TV, this film had to be the first time I noticed a beautiful woman in a bathing suit.

1) Nova – Planet of the Apes/Beneath the Planet of the Apes (1968) – Linda Harrison
Stuck on a planet ruled by apes? Linda Harrison’s, Nova, made it all bearable.

Honorable mention:
Jessica – Logan’s Run (1976) – Jennifer Agutter
Yeah, this film had one of Charlie’s Angels in it, but it was the wide-eyed charm of Jennifer Agutter that kept me watching.

I didn’t include dinosaur or fantasy films; I will have a separate post for that genre.

Welcome to planet earth!

Wow, what a kiss

I’m seeing colors

this is what she looks like after the wedding

and this is what you look like

perfect eyebrows …eyebrows, who looks at eyesbrows?

 

gal with a gun, everybody run!

Hall, you lucky son-of-a-&%@*

world renown publicity photos

What she really thinks of the Creach !

She don’t say much but she can bareback

what’cha’ doin’ with my woman!

a bit frosty in here

happy endings

Jennifer in American Werewolf in London