This one kind of confuses me, was Farrah such an idol that teenaged girls wanted to wear clothing that bore her name? Were teenaged girls in the seventies so dim that they thought this adult equivilant of a Ben Cooper Halloween costume made them look like Farrah? Perhaps I am thinking too hard.Man Doll News: The Megomuseum has placed a short video up of the Mego Convention that went on last week, be sure to check it out at the Mego Blog.
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Oh, totally! I remember having a tshirt with Farrah on the front, in that teensy red bathing suit that showed her nips (scandalous).
No one thought it was gay in the slightest, or strange that a little girl was wearing a half naked woman on her Tshirt.
Ahh, the 70s.
Maybe if this came with a feathered wig shaped hair net it might make more sense.
I was a teenager in the mid to late 70’s and I’m sure I had one of these with my own name on it … done with those peel and stick iron on letters.
Neat blog!!