January 1, 2009 in Celebrity Cellulite, Front and Back by Versus
Second bikini stop in the brand new 2009: 46 year-old Star Jones, in a two piece white bikini!
It’s pretty obvious that Star didn’t maintain her super thin post-surgery figure – and since she’s got a fuller, curvier body now, I would have chosen a more flattering, non-white, one-piece swimsuit.
Lots of pictures and lots of angles after the jump!
January 1, 2009 in Front and Back, Kristin Cavallari by Versus
First things first: Happy New Year!
Let’s all be grateful that a wide range of celebrites (of different shapes and sizes) went to spend New Year’s Eve in hot climates and undressed under the burning sun!
First one who did just that: Kristin Cavallari!
And what can we say? No visible cellulite, slim and healthy, tight little butt, relatively narrow hips and an unsupportive bra. You add more to the list!
More bikini pictures after the jump!
December 31, 2008 in Front and Back, Hollywood Moms, Nicole Richie by Versus
Wow, I just realized that this is the first set of “Nicole Richie in a bikini” pictures that don’t feature a emaciated Nicole, neither a pregnant Nicole, but just a healthy, nicely proportioned, slim Nicole. We’ve been waiting for these!
Extra points for being a new mom with flat stomach (hopefully it’s thanks to the right kind of effort), for the complete lack of cellulite and for the flawless skin!
5 more pictures from different angles after the jump!
Enjoy!
December 14, 2008 in Front and Back, Rihanna by Versus
Here’s pear shape Rihanna showing off a pair of healthy and strong-looking legs on stage – from the front and from the back.
This perspective is almost always unflattering, but Rihanna manages to look super hot and cellulite free even from this angle (even more, while wearing ankle boots), so kudos for that.
How do you like Rihanna’s legs / thighs / black minidress look?
December 13, 2008 in Front and Back, Kristen Bell by Versus
As I said, Kristen Bell’s spread in Complex Magazine is refreshing… Why? Because she’s not airbrushed beyond recognition, that’s why.
Once again, I conclude that men’s magazines use photo editing softwares less than women’s magazines do (umm, like Elle).
More cleavagy, leggy Kristen after the jump!
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