Pinup Pole Show Pinup of the Week: Francesca Esker with a 1963 Ford Falcon

Click Here to Begin Slideshow This week’s Pinup Pole Show Pinup of the Week is fashion CEO Francesca Esker. Here you see the owner of Lexico Fashion posing with Billy Morocco’s 1963 Ford Falcon convertible, photographed dramatically by Shane Karns at Tonya Kay’s Pinup Pole Show. Let’s find out more about Francesa’s modeling career: TONYA KAY: How long have you been modeling and where did it start/what has it evolved into? FRANCESCA: I started to model in the classic car culture with my very first pinup modeling competition. I started to explore the car culture scene when I admired beauties like Dita Von Teese, Rockwell Devil and Tamera Von Tart. Yes - I had the moments of… I need to be like these women! I turned to a lot of self-care where I lost weight from 245 lbs to 165. I found my empowerment in fitness training and recovering from violence in my past relationships. What can I say about where it evolved? I’ve been on red carpets from BET, VH1, LAFW, Style and featured in British Vogue. I have been iconically spotted in my vintage glam at hip-hop events where I have found true supporters. But I still love my original roots. Now I’m a modernized pinup upholding the vintage legacy wherever I find myself. TONYA KAY: If you could make a change to the modeling industry, what would it be? FRANCESCA: Repeat after me: A size 8-12 in women is not plus size! I don’t mind labels, but when I was told I’m plus size over and over and then rejected from runways that were plus-size, I had to keep announcing I’m not a plus size model. Plus size is over a size 18! Type-casting bodies isn’t fashionable. True beauty and glamour is rare to find in this industry especially when it’s from the heart. Cast beauty - not body size.

Pinup Pole Show Pinup of the Week: Francesca Esker with a 1963 Ford Falcon

Click Here to Begin Slideshow

This week’s Pinup Pole Show Pinup of the Week is fashion CEO Francesca Esker. Here you see the owner of Lexico Fashion posing with Billy Morocco’s 1963 Ford Falcon convertible, photographed dramatically by Shane Karns at Tonya Kay’s Pinup Pole Show. Let’s find out more about Francesa’s modeling career:

TONYA KAY: How long have you been modeling and where did it start/what has it evolved into?

FRANCESCA: I started to model in the classic car culture with my very first pinup modeling competition. I started to explore the car culture scene when I admired beauties like Dita Von Teese, Rockwell Devil and Tamera Von Tart. Yes - I had the moments of… I need to be like these women! I turned to a lot of self-care where I lost weight from 245 lbs to 165. I found my empowerment in fitness training and recovering from violence in my past relationships.

What can I say about where it evolved? I’ve been on red carpets from BET, VH1, LAFW, Style and featured in British Vogue. I have been iconically spotted in my vintage glam at hip-hop events where I have found true supporters. But I still love my original roots. Now I’m a modernized pinup upholding the vintage legacy wherever I find myself.

TONYA KAY: If you could make a change to the modeling industry, what would it be?

FRANCESCA: Repeat after me: A size 8-12 in women is not plus size! I don’t mind labels, but when I was told I’m plus size over and over and then rejected from runways that were plus-size, I had to keep announcing I’m not a plus size model. Plus size is over a size 18! Type-casting bodies isn’t fashionable. True beauty and glamour is rare to find in this industry especially when it’s from the heart. Cast beauty - not body size.

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Tonya Kay is a brutally elegant film actress, burlesque headliner, raw vegan renegade and producer of Tonya Kay’s Pinup Pole Show and classic car cruise-in. You’ve seen her hosting Motor Spins, performing on Broadway (STOMP, De La Guarda) and in blockbuster films (Lone Ranger, Muppets Movie). Her pinup and modeling work has been published in magazines, calendars and comic books like Car Kulture Deluxe, DrivenWorld, Grease Inc, Superfly Auto, The SpeedGirls and Garage Latino. And her viscous classic hot rod, the Grape Space Coaster, is even more famous than she is standing out on Discovery’s "Sticker Shock," Speed TV’s "My Ride Rules" and music videos.

10 Comments on Pinup Pole Show Pinup of the Week: Francesca Esker with a 1963 Ford Falcon

  1. I’m an old guy who adores women! Bikini and lingerie Pin-Ups are gorgeous but there is something just mind blowing about a woman dressed up classy with high heels on!!! Francesca is absolutely stunning!!! Thank you very much for sharing.

    • Dave, she is all class. How young are you? It’s fun for me to know my readers a little. And I agree – I like bikinis but you cant go wrong with a beautiful dress or elegant jumper.

      • Yes yes yes to a woman in a beautiful dress!!! I’m 55 Tonya and a retired USAF Veteran. I have been a Pin-Up fan for pretty much my whole life! Again, I thank you and the ladies who love being Pin-Ups out there in the world! You girls make my days brighter!

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