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A thousand-picture archive of Miss Jones lifting her skirt for the camera - by kind permission of Moriarty.
May 2, 2017 · The film contains one of the most iconic images of the 20th century – Monroe standing on a subway grate as her white dress is blown upwards by a passing train. The scene was shot by photographer Sam Shaw on September 15, 1954, also known as the famous 'flying skirt'.
wonders Miss J's Aunt Constance Jones as she does her housework circa 1953"It looks like one of those 'pin-up magazines'!" Moriarty Skirts Up! Where the ladies lift their skirts for the camera!
A thousand-picture archive of Miss Jones lifting her skirt for the camera - by kind permission of Moriarty - Part 1 - Part 2.
Any of my old friends and correspondents can find it by searching for Moriarty's Skirts Up (or similar) where you would be welcomed back - also with an open invitation to newcomers. You can drop me a line from the sit.e.
The three thumbnails below were selected at random from the list of Miss Jones's Moriarty Skirts Up archives shown on the left. Click on these, or any of the links on the left to enjoy the full set with its brilliantly witty and funny captions conceived by Moriarty himself and shown on his MSU2 - Moriarty Skirts Up - web site over the years.
Miss Jones Skirts Up - "All trimmed up and ready for action!" says Miss Jones "Surely there is one final thing you need to do?" asks Moriarty.
