SuicideGirls

What is SuicideGirls.com...?

With a vibrant, sex positive community of women (and men), SuicideGirls was founded on the belief that creativity, personality and intelligence are not incompatible with sexy, compelling entertainment, and millions of people agree. We like to think we mix the smarts, enthusiasm and DIY attitude of the best music and alternative culture sites with an unapologetic, grassroots approach to sexuality. That means lots of pictures, lots of gorgeous women, and lots of great articles.

In the same way Playboy Magazine became a beacon and guide to the swinging bachelor of the 1960s, SuicideGirls is at the forefront of a generation of young women and men whose ideals about sexuality do not conform with what mainstream media is reporting.

Although started as a two person operation out of a loft in downtown Portland, OR in 2001, in five short years SuicideGirls has grown its audience to over 5 million unique visitors a month. With hundreds of thousands of subscribers, over a thousand models, a successful book and DVD in stores and a new clothing line, there's no telling what diabolical plan SG will next come up with to separate you from your hard earned money.

"They're beautiful ladies with crazy tattoos, piercings and dreadlocks."
- Dave Grohl

"A nationwide art-sleaze phenomenon."
- Los Angeles Times

"They're the girls next door - but more colorful and with better record collections"
- Spin Magazine

"SuicideGirls.... The Perfect Utopia"
- Bust Magazine

"SG isn't just a lifestyle brand...it's a lifestyle."
- MTV

"....SuicideGirls offers a version of erotica devoid of big hair and boob jobs, instead showcasing the kind of girls you'd find in a mosh pit..."
- NME

"For those who prefer their beauty queens with body piercings, tattoos and a bit of attitude"
- Cincinnati Enquirer

"Selected for Rollingstone's 2003 Hot List"

"It's like a punk rock vogue... with artful nude photos of women."
- Wired Magazine

"Part alternative community and part pin-up showcase of more than 970 fantastic tattooed pierced bad girls, from Finland to Colombia."
- Sunday Times UK

"Thank God someone has benefited from the internet. It's not just eBay and AMazon. Somebody has made a name that's not just monetary but a cultural icon."
- Chuck Palahniuk, author of Fight Club

"Throwback to the glamorous Pin-Up days, the models are beautifully imperfect, artistically bent emo, goth, and punk rockers."
- Nerve Magazine