Carnival In Rio: Gisele, Kevin Spacey, Matthew McConaughey & Nudity (NSFW PHOTOS)

Brazil is celebrating Carnival, and a few famous faces are partaking in the party today in Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian native Gisele, Matthew McConaughey with his Brazilian girlfriend Camila Alves and Kevin Spacey were some of the famous faces spotted and photographed.

Those four, plus some local color with some NSFW PG-13 nudity and body painting, is below.

PHOTOS:

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves

Comments

[marymansour]

10:11 PM on 02/26/2009

Tom and Giselle married today.

[Tulka2]

01:42 AM on 02/26/2009

So when we buy Pantene shampoo we are financing a free trip to Brazil for this Gisele person..? How nice for her. And all the American celebraties in the box are wearing orange "Bramha" shirts. Sort of humiliating if you ask me. Matthew, Kevein, dudes, pay your own way. Matthew's girlfriend is wearing a heidious rag.

The first principle of non-violence is to never allow yourself or anyone else to be humiliated. Yikes. This is gauche.

[american-dolt]

01:39 PM on 02/25/2009

All the excitement of Carnival and all we get to see are these boring photos?

[hegdehog]

09:44 AM on 02/25/2009

It's like a Victoria's Secret fashion show for chubbies.

[vazzy13]

10:53 PM on 02/24/2009

Please - someone - tell me what f#$%! does NSFW mean?

[Haditup2here]

11:08 PM on 02/24/2009

"Not Safe For Work"

[Jalans]

05:38 PM on 02/25/2009

Next time you see something you don't understand do what I do: look it up on teh Google

[Whatashame]

06:27 PM on 02/24/2009

Brazil carnival is the biggest in the world and the women body paint their bodies and they are amazing.

[politicali]

03:03 PM on 02/24/2009

It is truly the biggest show on earth and completely authentic, all done by the poorest neighborhoods in Rio. They put together a different show every year, working on the costumes and floats and rehearsing all year long for this moment, giving their all for the big title of best samba school of the year. I have relatives who participated and they said that it is exhilarating and the energy is just contagious. You do have to pay a small fortune for the outfit because this is how outsiders finance the show. I've watched it myself and I think this is the experience of a lifetime!

[TallGrrl]

04:29 PM on 02/24/2009

Carnival is an amazing event. I have friends who have gone and they do say it was the most amazing thing to be a part of. Even when you go to watch, you're participating.
I understand that a lot of the samba schools are made up of organizations in the favelas that do community work as well.
One day, I hope to go and experience Carnival in Salvador do Bahia or in Rio.
Some of the comments here are a kind of ignorant, so I would suggest that some of you please Google "samba schools" or "carnival" and get some knowledge about this.

[blogattelle]

01:07 PM on 02/24/2009

president luiz inacio lula da silva gave the real sense of this carnival: he distributed hundreds and hundreds of condoms...

[piul05]

03:53 PM on 02/24/2009

He's been a good President - made particularly special by the fact that he was a "retirante" - a north eastern immigrant) - who went to work in São Paulo's industrial cities (losing one finger in the process), and made into political life through his work with the Unions.

In a country so class-oriented ( worst wealth distribution in the world, after Burundi), that was no mean feat.

[blogattelle]

11:59 AM on 02/26/2009

-?-
I've just sung the happy fu***

[festry548]

11:39 AM on 02/24/2009

Those costumes are really something else!

[mcamp52]

08:42 AM on 02/24/2009

Why can't we have fun things like this in our country? What's wrong with skin, costumes and body paint? C'mon people, relax, lighten up and be free.

[horsey]

10:49 AM on 02/24/2009

i agree man...some fun stuff to do.

[Dewtrell]

12:52 PM on 02/24/2009

Mardi Gras is like a frat party compared to Carnival... it is an amazing adventure. Truly fun and the Brazilians are just cool.

[stepintothelight]

11:04 AM on 02/24/2009

We do ... It's called Mardi Gras ... As long as they continue to de-blackify and de-culturize N.O.L.A.it won't be the same. They are still trying but we have a long way to go. It would be fun. Half the country taking off work to get naked and the other half taking off work to watch!!!

[julesbh]

08:06 AM on 02/24/2009

Where are the Pee Pee's, lots of T&A, but how about something for the ladies

[sweetwhine]

09:59 AM on 02/24/2009

You're dreaming. Men are insecure about their Pee Pee's. Some have every right to be. LOL!

[Bluejay00234]

10:06 AM on 02/24/2009

LOL

[Adrienne Williams]

07:36 AM on 02/24/2009

thanks Huffington Post, I love the fact that you don't run away from the human form, which as and artist I can appreciate.

[happycat]

10:28 AM on 02/24/2009

So Adrienne, now you are an artist? I thought that you were a political consultant.

[SeaKitten]

02:49 PM on 02/24/2009

"as and artist"... just what I thought -- certainly not a writer...

[CalverH]

03:24 PM on 02/24/2009

That was low

[StopGlobalWarmingBeVegan]

02:33 AM on 02/24/2009

It would be awesome if those girls dress like that casually.lol

[Sirkll]

12:39 AM on 02/24/2009

Doesn't Brazil still have the street monkies and the Skittle rats?

[Tyrione]

06:59 AM on 02/24/2009

Like Puerto Vallarta, Cancun and the rest of Central and South America?

[ZimboDude]

11:49 PM on 02/23/2009

these women look like trannies

[bboyy]

12:25 AM on 02/24/2009

and whats the problem

[santiago9629]

01:42 AM on 02/24/2009

haahaa! yes, most do look like trannys...but there were 1 or 2 that looked like real women...