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The 16 pages that link to Striptease, each with the reason it gives.

• Sex workBroader topic: It is a form of paid erotic performance that does not necessarily involve sexual contact.

• American burlesqueBroader topic: The gradual reveal became burlesque’s defining feature in popular memory.

• Gypsy Rose LeeRelated: Lee made gradual undressing a witty, character-driven performance rather than a display of speed.

• Sally RandRelated: Rand's act played on striptease conventions while maintaining concealment.

• Minsky's BurlesqueRelated: Increasingly daring striptease acts became a defining attraction at Minsky’s.

• Dita Von TeeseRelated: Her acts use carefully staged undressing as theatrical spectacle rather than incidental nudity.

• Lili St. CyrNarrower topic: St. Cyr's act made striptease a carefully choreographed stage form.

• Strip clubNarrower topic: It is the central performance form that distinguishes strip clubs from other nightlife venues.

• Jenna JamesonNarrower topic: Dancing in Las Vegas clubs preceded Jameson's transition into filmed adult performance.

• Tempest StormNarrower topic: Her career became particularly associated with this performance form.

• Blaze StarrRelated: Starr used elaborate costuming and controlled reveal as elements of her stage persona.

• Candy BarrRelated: Her public identity emerged from a stage form central to mid-century burlesque.

• ChippendalesRelated: Gradual undressing is a defining element of many Chippendales routines.

• Erotic danceBroader topic: Striptease is a prominent performance form built around erotic movement and staged revelation.

• Faith BaconNarrower topic: Bacon's concealing fan dances relied on the same tension between revelation and concealment.

• Sex industryBroader topic: Live erotic entertainment is sold in clubs and other venues.