The FantasyBra is a Victoria’s Secret tradition, and this year, they’ve encrusted supermodel Adriana Lima’s bra with nearly 3,900 precious gems, including thousands of tiny black diamonds, 117 one-carat round diamonds, and 34 rubies. Then, they finished it off with a pair of 100-carat black diamond drops.
The Black Diamond Miracle Bra is also designed to give maximum cleavage lift, but I doubt anyone will notice once they consider the price tag that this bosom booster comes with: A little over $5 million.
First, there’s “Australian singer, actress, and long-time vegetarian” Sophie Monk, lying on a bed of chili peppers to promote veggies and condone animal testing.
Then, there’s Australian supermodel Imogen Bailey protesting the Bull-Riding World Cup.
Is there anything PETA won’t protest with a bit of extra skin?
In what is surely a sign of the times, Gisele Bundchen has reportedly refused to accept US dollars as payment for her work, due to their declining value.
Instead, she’s accepting only Euros, though if she’d like to model for DYH, I’d surely pay her in gold doubloon if that would make her happy.
If Gisele Bundchen can’t sell a pair of sandals wearing little more than a bit of water, then nothing can.
The Brazilian wondermodel worked with the Grendene shoe company to create the line, called Ipanema, and then lent her beautiful bod to the advertising.
Most would agree that the woman on bottom, Jen Hunter, has a beautiful figure, while the woman on top, Marianne Berglund, has a few too many bones sticking out in a few too many places. Sadly, the woman on bottom was cut from a show called Make Me A Supermodel because she didn’t “battle with her weight” like Rachel Hunter claimed to have done for 20 years, while the woman on top was moved to the next round thanks to her “great” body. Judging by these pictures, I’d say that size 12 needs to be the next size 0, or else our perception of beauty needs a severe readjustment.
If Gisele Bundchen can’t sell a pair of sandals wearing little more than a bit of water, then nothing can.
