Two more from the classic hoop skirt series. I think this is from the studio of Yva Richard, and the model may be the young Ms. Richard.
From these ebay auctions:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/c1925-Risque-Photo-Reclining-Woman-Showing-Bloomers-Under-Hoop-Skirt-/252006221071?hash=item3aacbdc50f:g:Rp4AAOSwa39UwbRv
http://www.ebay.com/itm/c1925-Risque-Photo-Woman-Bloomers-Wide-Hoop-Skirt-/361231257852?hash=item541b0f90fc:g:ToQAAOSwa39Utc-X
More from this series:
http://classiccancan.blogspot.com/2014/07/silk-stockings.html
Note the similarity to this artwork from La Vie Parisienne:
http://barbebleu.tumblr.com/image/135577439382
More hoop skirts:
http://classiccancan.blogspot.com/search?q=hoop
http://barbebleu.tumblr.com/tagged/hoop%20skirt
More about Yva Richard:
"Although we associate the name Yva Richard as a person, this was, in fact, a firm. The name is derived from the husband wife team, L. Richard and his wife, Nativa (NatYVA) or YVA RICHARD. The couple operated a successful business from the period of 1913-1939, using different photographers and artists to represent the models, selling prints and primarily marketing erotic lingerie for a mail distribution catalog of fetish lingerie. The couple took great pains in displaying a level of respectability with their brochures, mainly by listing the names and occupations of the models. As the bondage market became "the vogue", Yva Richard's publicity featured fetishistic accessories and s/m accouterments, including leather corsets, kid gloves, handcuffs, dog collars with leashes, and bondage gear using his wife, Nativa as the model."
From: https://www.flickr.com/photos/bidzibidzi/sets/72157622821880655/
Google Yva Richard for examples of their work.
