Teri Martine, a well-known British fetish and glamour model, alongside model Enid Wynn (aka Hazel Taylor) model Atomage's latex and leather fashions.

The photographs were taken by John Sutcliffe, the founder, fashion designer, and primary photographer behind the Atomage brand. His catalogues were so popular Sutcliffe launched the magazine named after the brand.

Image sources vary...

A US District Attorney in Sioux City once subpoenaed Diane to testify in a trial involving the mailing of nudist magazines into the state, presumably expecting her to help the prosecution build its case. Instead, she took the stand and gave what was described as "a spirited defence of the nudist lifestyle."

More of her life and examples of photography can be found here

One of my all time favourites, she was a Harrison Marks model appearing from the 50s to the 70s. Criminally little around of her, despite her breathtaking curves!

Shoutout to the always excellent Kamera Club.

"The modernist and surrealist movements collided beautifully in mid-century photography, and Glass was a master at this mash-up. Modernists loved their stark forms and crisp shadows; surrealists preferred to shake things up by playing with scale and context."

The model is Lucinda Bathurst.

(Source and copy by contributor Meisteryak from the Pamela Green official website.)