Femme Fatale Cards
Description: This cool and fun design is a must have for every feminist soul and girls who are confident in their skin. Makes for a classy statement and a perfect gift. A perfect fit for upbeat, independent, strong women who love to wear cool, modern and trendy clothing. A stylish, hip everyday t-shirt to show you are unique, genuine and different
Femme Fatale - Minimal, Feminist Typographic Art Card
by StudioGrafiikka
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Coffy is a 1973 American blaxploitation action thriller film written and directed by Jack Hill. The story is about a black female vigilante played by Pam Grier who seeks violent revenge against a heroin dealer responsible for her sister's addiction. Produced and distributed by American International Pictures (AIP), Coffy was the third Jack Hill film to star Grier, after The Big Doll House and The Big Bird Cage. Grier would go on to boost her career as the leading "femme fatale" of blaxploitation for the rest of the 1970s.
Description: Vintage Japanese airline-inspired artwork blending retro travel aesthetics, glamorous femme fatale imagery, noir atmosphere, and classic mid-century advertising design. Inspired by old aviation posters, pulp magazine illustration, and cinematic retro Japanese typography with distressed textures and bold red-and-cream composition. Main kanji meanings: マイル・ハイ・クラブ = “Mile High Club” 空の上では、自由に。 = “Up in the Sky, Freedom.” 男は、みんな飛びたがる。 = “All Men Want to Fly.” 彼女は翼だけじゃない。 = “She Is More Than Just Wings.”
Description: Vintage Japanese noir-inspired artwork featuring a glamorous blonde femme fatale surrounded by smoky atmosphere, cinematic shadows, and retro exploitation cinema aesthetics. Inspired by 1960s Japanese pulp magazines, grindhouse visuals, neo noir fashion, and classic femme fatale imagery with distressed textures and bold typography. Main kanji meanings: 淫酔で欲望 = “Drunk on Desire” もう後戻りできない？ = “No Turning Back Now?”
Drunk on Desire - Retro Japanese Noir Femme Fatale Art Card
by Obstinator
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A bold retro action poster featuring a tattooed red-haired femme fatale with a revolver, leather pants and hypnotic target graphics. The design mixes 1970s exploitation cinema, pulp action and vintage editorial poster aesthetics with a sharp black, orange and cream palette. The tagline “Some women aim to please. She aims to end it.” gives the artwork a darkly playful grindhouse edge.
Description: Stylized retro manga-inspired illustration featuring a cold, arrogant femme fatale with glossy black fashion styling, cinematic shadows, and underground Japanese exploitation aesthetics. Bold typography, minimalist composition, and distressed vintage textures create a gritty blend of noir manga, cyberpunk attitude, and retro anime poster design. The Japanese phrase “どうでもいい” (Dō Demo Ii) means: “I Don’t Care,” “Whatever,” or “It Doesn’t Matter.” Inspired by Japanese delinquent manga, neo-noir anime visuals, underground comic aesthetics, biker culture, and classic exploitation poster art with bold graphic contrast and vintage print wear. Japanese manga aesthetic | cyberpunk noir | retro anime art | femme fatale illustration | Japanese typogra
Japanese Retro Manga Aesthetic どうでもいい Punk Noir Femme Fatale Anime Street Art Card
by Obstinator
$5.00 $6.00
