From The Onion:
Son, 'Sports Illustrated' Swimsuit Issue Consummate Relationship
Monday, July 30, 2012
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Monday, July 23, 2012
Show Us Your Tats
Niki Taylor is getting some tattoos removed, in particular this one on her arm.
"I am removing it because it is stopping me from getting some work I think," she says, adding that the removal is more painful than childbirth.
Lots of other SI models have had tattoos removed, though in a much less painful way—good old-fashioned airbrushing. While Stephanie Seymour’s right-ankle tattoo (which she got sometime between her 1989 and 1991 appearances) remains visible in one or two photos:
Happy 44th birthday to Stephanie, by the way.
…well-inked models like Jessica White and Cintia Dicker have their tattoos mysteriously disappear:
In 1999, curiously, Sarah O’Hare’s shoulder slashes did not appear in the printed magazine, but did appear in the online photos.
And Amber Smith’s bikini-girl leg tattoo, so very visible in non-SI photos…
…was obliterated in print:
"I am removing it because it is stopping me from getting some work I think," she says, adding that the removal is more painful than childbirth.
Lots of other SI models have had tattoos removed, though in a much less painful way—good old-fashioned airbrushing. While Stephanie Seymour’s right-ankle tattoo (which she got sometime between her 1989 and 1991 appearances) remains visible in one or two photos:
In 1999, curiously, Sarah O’Hare’s shoulder slashes did not appear in the printed magazine, but did appear in the online photos.
And Amber Smith’s bikini-girl leg tattoo, so very visible in non-SI photos…
…was obliterated in print:
Sunday, July 22, 2012
One-Pic Wonder: Amber Noelle, 1999
Amber Noelle achieves ultimate one-hit wonder status. She appears in just one photo from the 1999 issue, and then she disappears.
But what a photo.
But what a photo.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Friday, July 13, 2012
Friday the 13th
Occasionally, SI will publish a candid photo of a model getting surprised by a rogue wave. In particular, a photo like this would appear every couple of years in the desk calendars from the 90s. (When you have 52 weeks to fill, you might as well throw in some comic relief.)
There’s something funny about seeing a beautiful, swimsuit-clad woman, who a second ago was surely looking quite composed and sultry, suddenly overcome with a split second of panic. It’s about the unluckiest thing I can think of to show happening to these girls.
Rachel Hunter, 1990 (from the 1991 desk calendar)
Angie Everhart, 1992 (from the 1993 desk calendar)
Amber Smith, 1993 (from the 1994 desk calendar)
There’s something funny about seeing a beautiful, swimsuit-clad woman, who a second ago was surely looking quite composed and sultry, suddenly overcome with a split second of panic. It’s about the unluckiest thing I can think of to show happening to these girls.
Labels:
Amber Smith,
Angie Everhart,
gratuitous pics,
Rachel Hunter
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Happy Birthday, Daniella Sarahyba
Her Royal Smileness is 28 today.
This picture sums her up pretty well. Bikini-clad, grinning, suspended in mid-air.
This picture sums her up pretty well. Bikini-clad, grinning, suspended in mid-air.
Friday, July 6, 2012
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
One-Hit Wonder: Louise Forsling (1998)
Something really appealed to me about Louise, in her desolate Ecuadorian landscape. This was the straight-up sexiest photo of her in the 1998 issue:
But there’s something so endearing, almost goofy about her.
That huge toothy grin.
She seems so guileless. Here she is, posing for one of the most prestigious publications a model can snag for herself, and it looks like she’s doing it as a lark. It’s like you convinced your girlfriend to pose on vacation.
“Hey Louise! Pretend you’re in the swimsuit issue!”
“Yeah, right!”
“Come on! Make love to the camera.”
“Gross.”
A bit of trivia: She sued Estée Lauder last year for artificially aging her photo for an ad.
But there’s something so endearing, almost goofy about her.
That huge toothy grin.
She seems so guileless. Here she is, posing for one of the most prestigious publications a model can snag for herself, and it looks like she’s doing it as a lark. It’s like you convinced your girlfriend to pose on vacation.
“Hey Louise! Pretend you’re in the swimsuit issue!”
“Yeah, right!”
“Come on! Make love to the camera.”
“Gross.”
A bit of trivia: She sued Estée Lauder last year for artificially aging her photo for an ad.
Monday, July 2, 2012
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