Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I recently got into an argument with a friend about tramp stamps. The conversation started as light-hearted dinner fodder when I ...

The so-called “tramp stamp” isn’t a sign of trashiness — it’s early women’s tradition. A recent discovery has lead researchers to believe that ancient Egyptian women were adorned with lower back ...

Are "tramp stamps" making a comeback? As with fashion and beauty, tattoo trends follow a cycle, and there's certainly some evidence to support the return of the infamous lower-back tattoo, which first ...

In a strange twist of 'what's old is new again,' it seems as if Gen Z has revived a long detested symbol of late 90's early 2000's youth: the lower back tattoo. Derrogitorily referred to as a "tramp ...

Gen Z is opting to get "tramp stamp" tattoos, or ink on the lower back, to feel more empowered. "Women are reclaiming negative stereotypes, which were once used to disparage them, as a form of ...

Although there are many places people are told not to tattoo if they "ever want to get a job" — like on the face, neck, or hands — there's only one part of the body you can ink and wind up hearing a ...

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No jewelry? Good. No tramp stamps? Great. Neck Tattoos? Nope. Women explain the pros and cons (but mostly cons) of guys who have tattoos and wear jewelry Released on 12/17/2015 I love a neck tattoo.

Artists from around the country weigh in on the lower-back tattoo, which appears to be making somewhat of a comeback ...