Coquette Magnets

Description: The Gibson Girl was the personification of the feminine ideal of physical attractiveness as portrayed by the pen-and-ink illustrations of artist Charles Dana Gibson during a 20-year period that spanned the late 19th and early 20th century in the United States and Canada.The artist saw his creation as representing the composite of "thousands of American girls".

Description: The simple explanation for why anyone did anything. Mood.

Description: Bettie Page Pin Up Color

Description: Sweetie, darling!

Description: showgirl

Description: We've got to be a bit kinder and gentler to each other. We Must Chill.

Description: Don't Be A Lady Be A Legend

Description: My mother told me to be a lady.

Description: Handmade collage, 2014

Description: The legendary movie

Description: Vintage poster from Château de Blois in France. Published in 1928.

Description: This is my mood like 99% of the time ,but check those sick mittens. Bernie might be cross, but you won't be rockin' this topical, political design.

Description: Sarcasm design for womens

Description: Also Available in Mean Girl

Description: The iconic Edie Sedgwick from CIAO! MANHATTAN, as worn by Matt Dillon's Cliff Poncier in Cameron Crowe's '90s cult classic, SINGLES. (Besides being a dope design of Andy Warhol and Bob Dylan's supermodel muse, it was also an inside joke, as she was related to the film's star, Kyra Sedgwick.)

Description: Handmade collage, 2013

Description: “I’ve got character!” as said by Hatchet Face in Cry Baby. And you’ll have character too wearing this beloved drape.

Description: Let me hold that waist

Description: Girls, Grit, and Guitars : Chick Band

Description: Vintage railroad travel poster from the Vosges in France. Published in 1912.

Description: TOM SELECK HUNK

Description: Hotter Than A Hoochie Coochie

Description: Absolutely Fabulous

Description: The most coquette… or catquette kittens ever!

Description: Femme fatale

Description: Vintage railroad poster from Vichy, France. Paris - Lyon - Mediteranée. Published in 1925.

Description: You little bitch troll from hell

Description: ...

Description: All of them

Description: Vintage travel poster from Touraine in France. Published in 1913.

Description: we are one by Loui Jover

Description: A cute bottle of spicy chili hot sauce with the funny label "Hot Stuff". Fire icons in the background. For those who love a little spicy kick such as sriracha sauce in their food.

Description: Lolita - Alternative Movie Poster

Description: This nostalgic tee presents one of the most iconic and memorable lines from one of our favorite movies of the early 2000s - The Hot Chick. "It's Meeee....Jessica" features a small nod to Rob Schneider as well.