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Messy Nessy Chic on Instagram: "🤵🏻‍♀️🤵🏼‍♀️Inside a Parisian Lesbian NightClub of the 1930s… Montmartre after sundown in the 1920s/30s was a haven to struggling artists, bohemians, burlesque dancers, straying husbands as well as a vibrant gay & lesbian community. In Montmartre, they could often be found sitting together in groups on the café terraces, or at Le Monocle, one of the earliest and most famous lesbian nightclubs in Paris. The name, Le Monocle, came from a trend adopted by the lesbian community of the day, to sport a monocle along with their tuxedo and cropped hairstyle. Wearing a monocle as a woman in those days was a little bit like flying the gay flag. The handsome woman in the second picture is Lulu, the owner. Le Monocle flourished as a popular nightclub until the 1940s w Lesbian Nightclub, Le Monocle, 1930s Aesthetic, Photography Things, Sitting Together, Messy Nessy Chic, Gay Flag, Real Women, Aesthetic Girl

Messy Nessy Chic on Instagram: "🤵🏻‍♀️🤵🏼‍♀️Inside a Parisian Lesbian NightClub of the 1930s… Montmartre after sundown in the 1920s/30s was a haven to struggling artists, bohemians, burlesque dancers, straying husbands as well as a vibrant gay & lesbian community. In Montmartre, they could often be found sitting together in groups on the café terraces, or at Le Monocle, one of the earliest and most famous lesbian nightclubs in Paris. The name, Le Monocle, came from a trend adopted by the…

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Youths of my generation learned about Brassaï from his eye-opening Secret Paris of the 30s (1976). There were pictures of thugs, bums, prostitutes, brothels, drag balls, lesbian bars, interracial dances—who knew such things even existed forty years earlier? But then our fascinated naïvety was rewarded by further contemplation of the photographs, which were humane, sympathetic, endlessly inquisitive, beautifully composed, and drew every possible bit of poetry from the enveloping cloak of…

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