Fresh: Girls of Seduction
I know that in this business we throw around the term “girls” when we mean women all the time, but for Fresh: Girls of Seduction I find myself unwilling to go there, despite the title. Why? Because these (18 and over, fully adult and legal) women are dressed up to look like much younger women, and they’re incredibly successful. Thanks to props such as braces, knee-socks, pig-tails and even tap shoes in one case, a few of these adult women look all of 14 years old. The way they’re smiling for the camera in awkward, non-professional poses — almost as if they’re sitting for yearbook shots with their tops pulled up — firmly completes the illusion of extreme youth and innocence. The overall effect is almost uncomfortably seductive, even though the nude shots are all pretty tame by most erotic photography standards: breasts, bottoms, panties peeking out under a short skirt and a few bare-pussy shots (but not spread open). I’d recommend skipping the introduction, as it’s just a little too spot-on as it talks about the Lolita complex. Overall, it’s actually quite a sweet book, and reminded more than a few of us of our high-school crushes, and it was reassuring to know that we were reminiscing while looking at 18 and over, fully adult and legal models.
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