V-Rag (Vancouver) #33 April, 2012
photography by Neil Kendall, Danielle Bedics
Dita was interviewed earlier in the year for Vancouver’s Gay Arts & Culture Magazine, V-Rag.
V-Rag (Vancouver) #33 April, 2012
photography by Neil Kendall, Danielle Bedics
Dita was interviewed earlier in the year for Vancouver’s Gay Arts & Culture Magazine, V-Rag.
Midnight Blues by daekazu
inspired by David Lynch’s Blue Velvet and Dita Von Teese
Dita Von Teese by Katrina Valencia
inspired by Danielle Bedics photography
Dita by enkana
inspired by Odessy Barbu photography
Christmas Pinup by Claudia
Blackberry E-Card 2007 (via handbag.com)
Festive Dita by Danielle Bedics (full shoot through dita.net)
Dita Presents #1 & #2 by Jim Weathers (full shoots through dita.net)
Ok! Extra (England) October 16, 2011
Photography by Danielle Bedics, Scott Nathan
Article by Lindsay Calder
Cover: Danielle Bedics from ‘Pink and Green’; second page: Big Pictures, Xposure; full page: Scott Nathan.
Made in Luxe #47 (Luxembourg) September, 2011
Photography by Danielle Bedics
Article by Thomas Bourdeau
Dita was featured in an article on burlesque called “Effeuilleuses Rêveues” (Dreamer Strippers?) for Made in Luxe magazine. The full page photo is of Ema Montès, taken by Alexandre Bouchicot.
Absolute Brighton (Brighton, England) January, 2010
Photography: Ali Mahdavi for Cointreau and Wonderbra, Chas Ray Krider, Danielle Bedics
Article: Nicola McGeorge
Ocean Drive (Puerto Rico) August / September, 2010
No photo credits given
Article by Janeris Hernández
No photo credits are given, but I’ve researched them myself. Cover: Ali Mahdavi for Cointreau Noir; full page: performance shot: Aaron Settipane; smaller: cointreau archival; performance shots: New York debut of Be Cointreauversial.
There is a very short video greeting from Dita on the Ocean Drive PR facebook page.
Burlesque Bible (England) April, 2011 (Volume 1)
Photography: Danielle Bedics, Sheryl Nields, Sean McCall, Aaron D. Settipane
Details & Extras
Dita graces the cover of Burlesque Bible’s premiere issue. She is interviewed by Sarah Lindsay on all things burlesque. The eight-page article includes photography by Danielle Bedics, Sheryl Nields and Sean McCall. The cover photography is by Aaron D. Settipane. I’ve also included some other Dita tid bits appearing in the rest of the issue.
This is worth buying just for the photography, the burlesque information and the era fashion. The Dita content is the cherry on top. However, I found the inclusion of the movie Burlesque in the list of must-see movies as odd. It would have been OK if they were being ironic, but I don’t think they’re. To be fair, I haven’t seen it, but I don’t really want to either – this is coming from someone who isn’t on a Christina hate rampage.
Finally, can someone clear something up for me please? Was or wasn’t Bettie Page a burlesque performer? I’m getting conflicting information. I thought she wasn’t.