Pin Ups! Naughty and Nice



The new Taboo Edition of Retro Lovely is in! Just in time for our Pin Up Event tomorrow night, a fundraiser for Moveable Feast. Our Team Atomic has made a pin up calendar, and Mike Lee, the photographer, will give a presentation on pin up photography, behind the scene info on the shoot, tips and techniques, etc.

All the proceeds of the calendar go to Moveable Feast, and Retro Lovely has kindly donated issues of #3, their latest regular issue, so if you pick one of those up you'll be helping out Moveable Feast as well!

Starts at 7pm!

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Team Atomic said…
Wow! Thanks, Retro Lovely, for the donation!
11:20 AM
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