Men’s Nudie Magazines

Hugh Hefner’s Playboy magazine was certainly a game-changer when it debuted in 1952. It was the first over-the-counter magazine to feature scantily-clad and eventually naked women. Playboy’s popularity led to a variety of copy-cat publications, most of which didn’t survive the 1950’s. And then in the 1970’s a harder assortment emerged, led by Larry Flint’s Hustler. It too spawned a slew of copycats. I once owned a collection of very rare and long-forgotten men’s magazines but it was lost in the filth of a flooded cellar. How apropos.

Playboy

Gent

Sir!

Rooster

Marquis

King

Adam

Monsieur

Flirt

Tiger

Swank

Penthouse

Gallery

Genesis

Oui

Hustler

Cherry

Chic

Player

Maxim

FHM

 

Graham-Paige

LaSalle

REO

Pierce Arrow

Essex

Studebaker

Maxwell

Oldsmobile

Pontiac

Saturn

Hummer

Ram

Lincoln Mercury

Geo

Yugo

 

 

 

 

 

Methodist

Baptist

Episcopal (Anglican in the UK)

Presbyterian

Church of Christ

United Church of God

Congregational

Assemblies of God

Jehovah’s Witness

Seventh Day Adventist

Church of Latter Day Saints (Mormons)

Christian Scientist

 

 

 

MaxMara

Versace

Kate Spade

St. John

Brooks Brothers

Madewell

Aritzia

Cole Hahn

Lilly Pulitzer

Lacoste

Michael Kors

Hugo Boss

Eileen Fisher

Salvatore Ferragamo

InterMix

Tory Burch

Anne Fontaine

BCBG

Steve Madden

Tumi

Chanel

Louis Vuitton

Prada

Herve Leger

Anne Taylor

True Religion

Aldo

Vera Bradley

Levi Strauss

Christian Dior

Tom Ford

Pierre Cardin

Calvin Klein

Tommy Hilfiger

Lululemon

Vera Wang

Tommy Bahama