Bimetal brassiere

Angel Island
Valley of the clingy gowns
A blond woman in a weird silver and gold brassiere painted by Lawrence Sterne Stevens for the cover of Famous Fantastic Mysteries, April 1949.

This woman and her weird brassiere were painted by Lawrence Sterne Stevens for the April 1949 issue of Famous Fantastic Mysteries, apparently in illustration of Edison Marshall’s (1894-1967) story “Dian of the Lost Land.” Ever-present Virgil Finlay presented his own idea of the same character in interior art.

A hot woman gestures at the moon in this Virgil Finlay illustration.
“I am the daughter of the Sun and the Moon. When either the Sun or the Moon is in the sky, no one may disobey me.”

This issue of Famous Fantastic Mysteries is available to read or download at the Internet Archive.