Something Borrowed, Something Blue 1947

"Something Borrowed, Something Blue" is a 1947 pin-up painting by Gil Elvgren, known for his depictions of idealized female figures. This painting features a woman in a white wedding dress, lifting her skirt to reveal a blue garter. The playful and suggestive pose, combined with the classic pin-up aesthetic, exemplifies Elvgren's style. The work, with its striking use of light and color, evokes a sense of both innocence and allure, capturing the spirit of the post-war era. Elvgren's work, while often considered controversial, continues to be popular and collectible today.