Post: #1

Based on what we know from pictures (and maybe Tenderman's experience) it is clear that women were probably hotter in general than they are now.

But which decade do they look hottest in?

Also, how do the hottest girls of each era match up against each other?

I personally have an affinity for chicks like the girl in the intro of this cartoon from the eighties:


There's something wholesome and fun about these kinds of girls. Like Kelly from saved by the bell:
Where are women like this now? Could they even exist in today's feminist shitscape?

Post: #2

I have to go with the 80's. Chicks with teased hair, shiny spandex, and leg warmers were fucking hot. Too bad the butt rockers pilfered their look.

Post: #3

70's?

Post: #4

(11-26-2013 12:56 AM)Laner Wrote:  70's?

Very hot, but she looks a little drugged out. Also, I'm not a fan of that 70's hairdo.

Post: #5

I thought we settled this a long time ago. 1960s all the way.





   

   

   

   

Post: #6

(11-26-2013 12:58 AM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  I thought we settled this a long time ago. 1960s all the way.

They are smokin for sure, but there is something about some of those girls from the 1980's. Maybe I'm just biased because that's when I was growing up. Also, I think that pic of Kelly is hotter than the gaggle of tennis girls you posted. They are definitely my type, but who looks like they'd be more fun?

Post: #7

Though I do have a thing for this particular 70s look (on the right):

Post: #8

(11-26-2013 01:05 AM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Though I do have a thing for this particular 70s look (on the right):

I'm so not into that frumpy nerdy big glasses thing that women in the 1970's were rocking.

Post: #9

Women - even American women - were still feminine in the 70s and 80s. This feminine charm radiates in the older pictures you see of American women. What's striking are the warm, inviting, genuine smiles (no kabuki face, no duck face). Look at pictures American women from 2013 by contrast... the smiles always look so self-conscious and forced.

It always shocks me when I tune into a sitcom or movie from the 70s / early 80s and see how much more charming and feminine American women of that generation were - there's none of that smug condescension and snark. Like observing a completely different species. Does the sweet wholesome all-American girl even exist anymore? When did it all change and when did American women lose their femininity?

Post: #10

It picked up steam in a big way in the late 1980s. And within a decade after that, it was pretty much game over. American women have always lagged behind foreign women (to some extent) in feminine qualities, but at least they had some good traits in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s.
It was the whole culture that changed: movies, TV shows, music, social media. All these forces encouraged and groomed American woman to surrender their femininity. They were taught that men were their competitors, their adversaries.

Post: #11

(11-26-2013 12:58 AM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  I thought we settled this a long time ago. 1960s all the way.

I remember that thread. Went back and found a couple more:







1960's women:

Post: #12

I'm about to settle this thread with one video. From 1969.

Post: #13

It's good but those women from the 60-70s seem to lack a certain spunk that girls in eighties had.

Can't figure out how to post images from my iPhone but check out the chick from weird science.

One thing that girls have now is yoga pants. I think the 1990s was pretty bad for girl styles as well. I think girls now actually dress a lot better than in the 1990s. That was the worst. A lot of really bad boring muddy music too.

Post: #14

Well, I grew up in the 80s so all my childhood crushes and early fantasy fucks were all these 80s women:

Bobbi Brown. Seriously she's perfect in this video:




Valeria Golino. She played "the hottie" in lots of 80s movies.




Michelle Pfeiffer. You don't see women this slender or graceful in movies anymore.




Rebecca DeMornay in Risky Business:




Shannon Tweed:

Post: #15

some more:
Heather Locklear:


Elle Macpherson:




Kelly Labrock in Weird Science. Skip to 2:20...she's so goddamned smoking here.



Cindy Crawford. Of Course.



Christie Brinkley. Of Course. at :35

Post: #16

No description necessary on this one:

Post: #17

Why isn't there a like button on the iPhone of this?

Co-signing on all of dudes vids. I'd be curious to hear what the older players here have to say about chicks from the 1980s. El Mechanico? Gmanifesto? Mikecf?

Post: #18

Quote:It always shocks me when I tune into a sitcom or movie from the 70s / early 80s and see how much more charming and feminine American women of that generation were - there's none of that smug condescension and snark. Like observing a completely different species. Does the sweet wholesome all-American girl even exist anymore? When did it all change and when did American women lose their femininity?

I was watching a documentary on American Amusement Parks the other day that was old enough to be shot on video. I couldn't get over the many girls and young women in it. They were there with their families and friends, and were polite, feminine and radiated happiness.

It was hard to judge exactly when it was by fashions and hair. I was guessing early 90's and getting all nostalgic. How had things changed so much? Good old days etc...

Then a girl mentioned something off-hand and I realised couldn't be any older than 14 years. The end credits confirmed it: 1999.



I was all ready to start considering amusement park game, but then realised I was simply seeing into window of time before the mass adoption of blogging, social media and smart phones by women. It was also before high speed internet connections turned them into passive, voracious consumers of curated or pirated content. Women now have the ability to constantly search for something that doesn't bore them rather than living in the moment or truly engaging their mind with the world around them.

Now it's all viral videos and 'Binge watching'. Vegetation, not stimulation.

Post: #19

Ya'll are sleeping on the 1920's (I did vote for the 60's, though)

Remember my flapper post? From like a half year ago - crazy how fast times flies.

Anyways, pictures:





You gotta think, men NEVER saw shit like this before in America.





Think about that: showing off ankles, legs, shoulders and all that was formerly taboo. Flapper pictures show women seeing baring skin as empowering for them.

This truly was the first era with some forms of reliable birth control, loosened morals and enough urbanization that men and women could really just interact sexually.

Post: #20

The hottest decade is the decade that 18 year olds are from at that time.

2013 = 95 so 90's

2020 = 2002 so 2000's

2040 = 2222 so 2220's

Etc.

Revise formula if you prefer older (god forbid) or younger woman. (perv..jk)

Post: #21

60s

less fatties
less make up
will put out

Post: #22

I've got to say the 70's . I was a shorty, but I remember women being sweeter, and classier. The 80's were cool too, but there was more makeup and bigger hair. The women in the 70's wore minimal makeup and seemed more natural.

Post: #23

I'm going with now for the following reasons:
1. In 2010 girls will send naked pictures like it is nothing, allowing the best filtering possible
2. Normal girls dress like strippers used to
3. Squats, fitness, bikini competitions are actually 'en vogue' now, putting more fit girls out there
4. there are multiple appealing ethnicities as opposed to just 'asians' and everything else being 'off limits' or resulting in some sort of social shame if you banged.

Now, this is also the decade with the most fat women. It is a time for polar extremes. Last it is also the worst time to get married...but that doesn't matter, we're talking about hot/boner test women here.

Post: #24

(11-26-2013 10:44 AM)wiscanada Wrote:  I'm going with now for the following reasons:
1. In 2010 girls will send naked pictures like it is nothing, allowing the best filtering possible
2. Normal girls dress like strippers used to
3. Squats, fitness, bikini competitions are actually 'en vogue' now, putting more fit girls out there
4. there are multiple appealing ethnicities as opposed to just 'asians' and everything else being 'off limits' or resulting in some sort of social shame if you banged.

Now, this is also the decade with the most fat women. It is a time for polar extremes. Last it is also the worst time to get married...but that doesn't matter, we're talking about hot/boner test women here.

Nice try, but are girls now really hotter than the girls from the 1980's? Go take a look again at what dude posted, and post some rebuttal images/videos to prove your point. Which girls do you think would be more fun to fuck?

Post: #25

1920s all the way. I think things really started getting bad in the past few decades because of the average american diet, fast food, sugar, and corn syrup.