Tempest Storm, the iconic burlesque dancer and stripper who honed her act well into her 80s, died Tuesday at her Las Vegas home, according to the New York Times. She was 93.

Storm rose to prominence on stages around the world throughout the 1950s, with her act reportedly earning $100,000 a year at the peak of her career (which translates to nearly $1 million today), earning headline descriptors like "Tempest in a D-Cup" and "The Girl Who Goes 3-D Two Better" before appearing in burlesque films like Striptease Girl (1952), Buxom Beautease (1956), and alongside the legendary Bettie Page in Teaserama (1955).