Sirens of Chrome
Margery Krevsky’s Sirens Of Chrome is a docudrama that "focuses on how the ingenious pairing of beautiful women and cars has influenced five generations of global fashion, design, commerce, romance and status". Her new book, also entitled Sirens of Chrome, traces the story of auto models from short shorts to business attire, and is filled with terrific photography from the industry’s history.
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1963 Detroit Auto Show, “real life hood ornament” posing atop the 1964 Plymouth Barracuda |
A model wears a nude-colored swimsuit for a skit with an Emmett Kelly-inspired hobo to promote Chrysler at the 1960 Detroit Auto Show. |
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