Her bold and carefree style not only made her a standout in her time but continues to inspire artists. She was a trailblazing model and one of the most photographed women of her era The lost years and licensed psychotherapist, explored why the model didn’t want to be pictured anymore
Pin-up model Bettie Page poses for a tetraptych of portraits in circa... News Photo - Getty Images
“… if you look at what happened to bettie in particular as she aged… she was having more frequent psychotic breaks, she developed terrible arthritis that got worse over the years, she was having lots of other.
Though bettie page was the most famous pinup girl in postwar america, her later life proved to be far less glamorous
Page’s introduction to the limelight was unusual She went from a homecoming. With locks as dark as midnight and a smile as bright as day, bettie page was much more than a beautiful pinup model, she was simply the best A legend as much today as during her modeling days, every facet of bettie’s life and personality captures the interest and devotion of the thousands of fans that followed her career until the day of her mysterious disappearance
Bettie page is not a name that everyone knows today, but during the 1950s she was one of the most recognizable pinups in the world
