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Kelly Brook Is Back in a Bikini!

April 24, 2010 in Hot Models, Kelly Brook by Versus

Kelly Brook Is Back in a Bikini! | kelly brook hot models

Weekend bikini treat: this time it’s pink and it’s on slim & curvy babe Kelly Brook (30)!

Wowza! Hot bikini figure! How do YOU like it?

See Kelly from various angles on the next page!

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Kelly Brook Is Back in Lingerie

March 29, 2010 in Celebrity Weight & Measurements, Hot Models, Kelly Brook by Versus

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British babe Kelly Brook loves to pose in teeny-tiny lingerie and this time, she’s showing off her hourglassy curves in a campaign for Ultimo.

Daily Mail says that Kelly’s measurements are… 32E-26-36 (do they sound accurate to you)?

Extra facts: Kelly is 30 years old and 5’6”. 

More after the jump!

 

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Sophia Loren on Plastic Surgery and Fitness

December 15, 2009 in Sophia Loren by Versus

Sophia Loren on Plastic Surgery and Fitness | sophia loren

“I don’t believe in having work done, because then everybody looks the same,” Sophia Loren (75) tells People magazine about her thoughts on cosmetic surgery.

This Oscar-winning actress is willing to work for her great looks and even confessed to her slacking in the fitness department.

She said, “I should exercise more. Lose a couple of kilos.”

Source: The Examiner

Sophia Loren on Plastic Surgery and Fitness | sophia loren

She’s still got her hourglass figure!

Salma Hayek – Blue Hourglass

December 13, 2009 in Salma Hayek by Versus

Salma Hayek   Blue Hourglass | salma hayek

Salma Hayek (43) looked positively stunning in a long blue dress at the A Heart for Children Gala in Berlin yesterday.

The dress looks amazing on her petite hourglass figure and  check out that super tiny waist!

And on a hair-related note, what do you guys think of Salma’s new sleek bob do?

See her better on the next page!

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Christina Hendricks on Embracing (and Dressing) Her Curves

November 13, 2009 in Body Type and Clothes, Christina Hendricks by Versus

Christina Hendricks on Embracing (and Dressing) Her Curves | christina hendricks body type clothes

Here’s a great interview from Marie Claire Magazine featuring Mad Men’s curvy girl Christina Hendricks – she shares her love for curves and tips on how to flaunt it!

As is often the case with celebrities, Christina Hendricks looks a lot smaller in person than she does on TV. Sans the bouffant hairdo, long-line-waist bra, girdle, stockings, and slip she dons as the smoldering Joan Holloway on Mad Men, it’s natural that she’d shrink a little. And yet, even off-duty, Hendricks is very much a womanly woman. “I can’t just throw on a backless dress or flimsy top with spaghetti straps,” the 34-year-old declares. “I need a bra!” As for that fiery red hair? “I’ve been dyeing it since I was about 10″ — a result of an obsession with the Canadian TV series based on the Anne of Green Gables books. Here, she shares her tips for dressing a Hollywood figure that’s more Monroe than Moss.

MC: Are you cool with people making such a fuss about your figure?

CH: In the beginning, it was odd to have so much attention brought to my body type. I thought, “Uh-oh, brace yourself.” But everyone has been so positive. During the first season, a woman came up to me at dinner and said, “I just want to thank you — watching you has made me proud of my body.” I thought, What an amazing thing for someone to say! To make anyone feel good about themselves makes me feel good.

MC: How has playing Joan Holloway affected your sense of style?

CH: I’m definitely learning from Joan. My personal style is very romantic. I’m drawn to things that have a feminine flair, whether it’s a ruffle or an embellishment. Joan is much more streamlined, so I’m learning how that works on my figure. I’m a fan of the pencil skirt now. I used to think they were so conservative, but then I realized if you wear one that’s tight enough, it’s really sexy.

MC: What is your mantra for dressing?

CH: Highlight the things you like. I like my small waist, so whenever I wear a dress or blouse, I always make sure you can see my waistline. It gives me more of an hourglass shape.

MC: What would you say to women who want to minimize their curves?

CH: Instead of trying to downplay your curves, find a designer or style that glorifies them. There are designers who simply don’t design for people with shape and there are those — like L’Wren Scott or Roland Mouret — who do exactly that. Once you find what looks best on you, stick with it.

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