Flirtacious, inviting, sexy -- so many words can be used to describe V Magazine's 66th Spring/Summer Sexy Body issue. Gushing with sex appeal, the provocative pictorial sees an array of models including Samantha Gradoville, Missy Rayder, Julia Stegner, Devon Aoki and Crystal Renn donned in barely-there ensembles.
The photographs, taken by Glen Lunchford and Mark Abrahams, elicit sexuality and desire indeed. Do you think the photographs are corny or classy?
Implications - Personally, I'm a sucker for fashion shoots that combine disparate looking major supermodels and combines them with editorials that unabashedly trumpet their sex appeal. To me, that's the definition of an 'edgy' photo shoot. It makes the V Magazine Spring/Summer Sexy Body issue a must grab for both men and women.
Provocative Summer Pictorials
V Magazine's 66th Spring/Summer Sexy Body Issue Heats it Up
Trend Themes
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