Pin Up girls in the 1940s were the ideal representation of femininity and beauty. They were a beacon for American soldiers during World War II. It gave them a boost, a reminder of what to fight for and a representation of something to come home to. Now they represent the utmost in vintage glamour from those days. Some women like to feel the elegance in replicating this wholesome style, as a throwback to a time that may have seemed to be so much simpler. Originally featured in magazines, posters, and calendars, now, you can color these beauties. I’ve added even more styles to the pin up aesthetic, combining it with sugar skulls, and skeletons. I’ve also added some couples portraits for fun. Even a ska girl or two. Have fun with these great coloring pages.
Pin Up Girl Coloring Pages
