Dita Von Teese

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Biography

Dita Von Teese, born Heather Rene Sweet on September 28, 1972 in Rochester, Michigan, is an American burlesque dancer and pin-up model. Her trade…more

Born

9/28/1972, Rochester, Michigan, U.S.A.

Birth Name

Heather Renée Sweet

Gender

Female
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    • Dita: (on her new line of lingerie for Wonderbra ) I've always wanted to do something with lingerie, and it was important for the finished product to be something I would wear myself.
    • Dita: (on tattoos she once wanted to get) In the early nineties I almost got seams (tattooed) up the back of my legs but I'm so glad I didn't. Can you imagine how hard it would be to match up the seams with real stockings? It would have been a nightmare. At that time I was researching everything about the forties, about how during World War II women would draw seams on. I thought, "Wouldn't that be cool?" I had them henna tattooed on, but I never went all the way.
    • Dita: (on a star tattoo she once wanted on her left cheek) You have to understand I was pretty eccentric. I was always drawing hearts and stars in that spot. I went in thinking I wanted a star there, but they wouldn't do it. They were the voice of reason. They were so right.

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