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F.M.I. Female Mimics International Female Mimics International VOLUME 17, NUMBER 4 No. 42 The California Continental Pageant 1987-88 Ik All models over 18 years of age Adults Only s , Female Mimics International Co« ten ts Mardi Gras Passion 4 Cajun Queens Letters to the Editor 10 Readers talk back F. M.I. Forum 14 This and that from here and there Love Sally 18 Poetic justice Miss California Continental. 20 A San Francisco extravaganza Personal Ads 30 Flow to meet Robert/Roberta .40 F.M.I. Fiction Eros Publishing Company, Inc., Wilmington, T LMALE MIMICS INTERNATIONAL, #42, Vol. 17, No. 4, is pubiished bi-monthly by reproduced, in whole or Dela are. Copyright A 1987 by Eros Publishing Company, Inc. All rights reserved on entire contents. Nothing may be for unsolicited materials. All manuscripts, m oa’’!., without written permission from the publisher. The publisher assumes no responsibility professional models, except as O'. '!')' and artwork must be accompanied by return postage. All photos in this publication were posed by to depict the actual conduct or personality of the models. All 'r , i-.-j noted. Neither said photos, nor words used to describe them, are meant between real persons and characters depicted in fiction or ; will be released. Any similarity :ol : are i 8 years of age or older. No data on models The Magazine Corporation of America. Printed in USA. - iciion herein is purely coincidental. Exclusive distribution by MAGCORP, The Original Magazine For Men Who Enjoy Dressing Like Women! Editorial Hello all, It’s been a whirl-wind couple of months here since our last issue. We had a lovely time recently in San Francisco at the exciting Miss California Continental Beauty Pageant for the 1987-1988 term. The capable and glamourous LaRey was on hand to host the evening with the assured assistance from Jim Flint. It was so fun to go out of town for a change to see how they do it “up there. ” We noticed more evening wear on the gentlemen and a generally more formal atmosphere for all concerned. The participation by state and local officials gave the festivities a foundation of respect that was inspiring. We’d like to thank Miss Sally for her wonderful contribution in this issue. Most of you should now be familiar with her fantastic and humorous fiction work in F.M.L We hope you enjoy this poetic piece. Earlier this year we all packed up our gowns and took offfor New Orleans for the remarkable Mardi Gras celebration. It was rigorous work and a lot of fun too. Eating, drinking, shopping and making films all at once is a great way to while away your days. Once again, I’d like to remind all of you out there of the joys of safe sex. Now we often print stories and letters that deal with unsafe sex practices, but remember that this magazine is also a forum for fantasy and fantasies are fairly safe. Maybe we should come out with our own brand of F.M.L condoms. Irredescent purple, maybe? Keep it safe, Kim latest from Kim V explores the dark sides of the I ^^^^mrdi Gras Celebration and I ^ml it ’s lurid mysteries. On these 1 pages we see the muses, Angie and her buddy Taija Rae as they haunt k the streets of the city of ^ New Orleans. It M " Ecditor If you wish to write to Kim and possibly have your correspondence published, please address it to Kim Christy, C/O FEMALE MIMICS INTERNATIONAL, P.O. BOX 1622, Studio City, CA 91604. Dear Kim, I have enjoyed very much the since I received all the latest back issues, recently-. To read about all the sisters and see their beautiful photos. Reading all the letters of the other girls, it gives me confidence and that we all have a lot in common. My first recollection of dressing,;’ was as a young child. I was cared for by an aunt. She loved little girls and because I had beautiful curls, she thought I should have been a girl. She kept my curls long and also liked to dress me in dresses. Being with her all the time, I was exposed to her lovely clothes, and was curious panties, girdles, bras and Then as I was able to play, my only playmates (I love them). Playing with girls they always wanted to dress me in their clothes. (I protested, but not really.) Then I becanTe oTder and still found myself always looking at girls’ clothes in the kores. A trip to a large department store to walk clothes. A dele through a lingerie dept., and enjoy I enjoy writing and exchanging seeing all the lovely bras, panties, photos and fantasies with other slips and night gowns. girls,,-*®- ' .. Then I would always wear F.M.I. is the greatest magazine panties, camisole silk and hose for^^us girls. It rfiakes us feel we P.S. under my male attirer belong to a great lifestyle. mature gals are still lovely and Now I have more time and Would love to have a small sexy. The photos can be used in privacy to dress completely with photo of you, you are beautiful. F.M.I. (Just between us, I am 64 wig, make-up and beautiful My best. years old, 5’9”, 145 lbs.) V‘: Dear Kim, ' Naturally I wrote back Dearest Kim, Last week I received the nicest immediately to thank the writer for First 1 would like to beg your penfriend letter I’ve ever read. all those lovely thoughts, expressed forgiveness for such a long delay Thanks to F.M.I. ! I think I might so poetically. However, I see many in my replying to you. be allowed to parts quote of this stunning beauties pictured in I would like to tell you I felt delightful letter. F.M.I. (especially on the front quite honored to receive a letter Dear Robyn, cover) and in other magazines, from yoiiFl treasure it dearly in If the lovely lady who I’m quite sure, are much many respects! whose photos and letter . more glamorous than I am, so Secondly, 1 must admit Kim, stole my heart in there’s no danger that this will go your request for me to send along is reading this, I am to my head! a letter “describing in detail what 1 elated ./xThe variety and Thanks again; I just thought you think is exciting about men in stunning beauty of those might like to know. I hope you women’s clothing’’ is a hard one photos, the sensitive, \ can use the enclosed new photos. to follow. I attenijpted it several modest, alluring letter; ; times with little or no success. it absolutely drove Best wishes, It takes a Very exceptional F.I. ,,.x\,me wild. You seem to Robyn for me. She must radiate epitomize the she-male ^ femininity! The clothes she wears to me; your lovely small ; are of the most importance. breasts, the ultra-femi- "4 V / Dear Robyn, Nudity does not really do it for me ninity of your poses, a % " ; Thanks for the letter. Feels good — and certain costumes or what beauty more art than don’t it? The photos are glam as have you sometimes seem to “fit’’ nature ... I would usual. -S'. or be very natural looking while rather see pictures of you another F.I. wearing the same than any other female or thing will seem unnatural in it. she-mal^ 1 have ever Love to you, Examples of this that come to ^..-V:,.seen, I truly swear . Kim mind — you wearing those - syour beauty clearly is a glamourous stilletto heels. You ^result' of your being a look; great in them. They seem to - beautiful, loving person fit you. You look absolutely lovely^ whose body is the temple m in them ! God would I love a of a divine, mysterious “glossy’’ of that with you^' spirit. I would be autograph. honored to befriend such , Other examples like Shalei a person. I wish you Latrelle, looks great in long sweet dreams and tender dresses, or Amanda has a knack love . ‘-fe-v for lovely nighties. I think what turns me on mostly is the look in their eyes. Some t-^ F.l.Sahave this certain aura in them . many don’t. Also it is their dedication to their chosen lifestyle and above all their courage to live a life I would sell my soul for. 1 find most of the models your publication uses to be very attractive and 1 often wish the girl in the photograph was me.^i Well, Kim, 1 guess that’s it for now maybe I can send you a better letter later. Please do try to find time to write. I’d love to have another letter from you for my collection. Lovingly, F.F. Robyn Dear Kim. many overtly sexual videos. flipping her hair up, cupping her across a program book and raising Came To be honest I have yet to see bosom the hem of her for the Jewel Box Revue circa late one of your productions (the porn skirt in the most intimate of erotic 50's or early 60’s. Laverne stores rarely feature them in their gestures she hears the rustling of Cummings, Ricky Renee, Robin booths and they’re too expensive silk in the closet. Frightened and Rogers, T.C. Jones, Jackie Maye for me to buy.) But from the yet fearless she finds our hero and Lynne Carter and dozens of trembling the descriptions it seems for the most amid crinoline and other stars of yesteryear were the part they ignore the very popular lace.
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