What Is Glamourcon?

Glamourcon is an event which has been held more than 30 times across the US. It is a celebration and marketplace of the glamour arts. The event is celebrity-driven and features dozens of Playboy Playmates from 5 decades, as well as many other past and present glamour and pin up models. Our vendors sell autographs, trading cards, catalogs, magazines, books, photos, original pin-up art, videos and much more. There are vendors demonstrating their Internet sites, offering glamour photography workshops, and providing helpful seminars in a number of glamour-related topics.

Glamourcon presents a rare opportunity to meet your favorite vintage and contemporary pin-up star and get her autograph. Check out the selection of pin-up art and photography and browse our vendors' selection of glamour collectibles. Bring your still camera and take your own pin-up pictures with your favorite celebrities. You will certainly have a very memorable time.  1

 

 Everyone Is Welcome

Admission is $25 per day. August 23 & 24, 2008. It's at the Crowne Plaza O'Hare - Chicago

Playboy gift shop

 

There Are Rules

1) No public nudity is allowed at Glamourcon/VAMP.
2) All attendees must be appropriately clothed while transiting any public area in the hotel.
3) All attendees must be 18 years or older to attend.
4) You must ask permission of those you wish to photograph before you take their picture. 
5) Packages brought into the show are subject to inspection to ensure your safety.
6) All vendors/models and other attendees are to be treated with respect.

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