Suicide Girls has taken the guise of pin up culture and reformed it in the image of new femininity. This neo-fetishism incorporating body modification, hyper real interpretations of retro fashion, and an increasing trend toward body type diversity has stamped Suicide Girls into the culture with the kind of impact reminiscent of sexual liberations that have gone before. In more recent years they have attempted to go outside their normal parameters by making their way into almost every commercial or media market, usually without the same fervor of their books and website. Now Suicide Girls has been brought to the iPhone and its lack of content is somewhat bothersome to those who had hoped that Suicide Girls would overcome the same brand trappings that have come before. It does have a mild amount of fun to it, but for such an engrossing movement you would expect so much more. It is really only in this framework that you feel a little let down, but not enough to stay away.
