Lucky Londoners!
Actress Anna Friel, she of the sadly canceled "Pushing Daisies" and June's big screen "Land of the Lost" graces the cover of a jewelry supplement bundled in with the August issue of the UK's Vanity Fair.
Friel is married and has one young daughter.
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Natural breasts are always pretty and I like her freckles.
It's embarrassing that you had to blur out her nipples. Grow up. It's just a nipple.
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A Fantastic Photo Op.
I love small breasts !!!
I think "natural" is definitely where it's at regardless of size. Too many women opt for these giant surgically enhanced balloons in order to draw attention to themselves... there's something to be said for the natural curve and shape as it compliments the overall figure, regardless of size.
"Something to be said?" A LOT to be said. When the clothes come off, the real ones look great. The phony ones, not so much.
The big news in Entertainment and Style is that an actress is posing topless on Vanity Fair! I am stoked!
Oh come on America, we suck nipples to eat when we're babies! Show the tid-days!
I think the pic in which she's either taking off or putting on the pink gown is really very nice. Quite classy and just barely erotic. If it were a sketch or a painting, it could easily hang in a gallery someplace. As for her hair, as a balding man, I would love to have that mane!
Big hair.
Thats exactly what I was thinking!
You could be European. This is exactly an european reaction!
Of course if your post is honest....lol
Makes up for lack of flesh.
Big and sexy hair! Wow!
Extensions???? At least the boobs are real.
Definitely!
Who pixilated out the nipples? Are we just supposed to pretend women don't have those? If it's okay to show the breasts, why not all of them? I don't know whether to laugh at such ludicrous prudity or just shake my head in amazement.
America suffers from nipple fear.
Its only 1 pic with pixilation.
Not hot. Her face is not attractive and she has small breasts. And who cares if she is showing her breasts. It is so overdone now that it makes it less stimulating! Very boring.
...said the fug-faced internet thug.
You may have an incredibly low threshold of boredom.
She is not attractive because she has small breasts? If you like dairy business certainly but small breasts don't make a woman unattractive!
"overdone now"? in America? you are kidding!
What is wrong with you?
I am reminded that there is unfathomable good and plenty in the universe.
Amen to that brother!
Variety IS the spice of life.
I am a 66 year old grandmother and I think the cover photograph is beautiful. I am a photographer and nudity is just nudity unless the viewer makes something out of it.
We have other things to worry about right now......leave it be.
I agree.
I agree, but unfortunately, it's not done in the U.S. for the sake of beauty. This stuff is common in Europe and no one makes a big deal about it.
Americans still have a lot of growing up to do, maybe in another 200 plus years they will finally make some inroads, into their sexualilty
BECAUSE it's common, it's no more a big deal. So are the women really "free"
I am totally buying this.
It is not uncommon to have toplss images in Fashion Editorials. Just look at "V", "W", "Vogue", "Harpers" etc. THis is just another Fashion Story...
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Oh dear. No one is interested in the pearls it seems.
LOL!!!!
No, but we do read the articles, really.
No one? some do prefer pearls over watermelons!
I, for one, am much more interested in pearls now that I've seen them in this context. :)
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First Posted: 07-15-09 11:20 AM | Updated: 07-15-09 11:34 AM