LickingGravity
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Does she play for the Bills?
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Who the hell is choosing her outfits? The maroon dress with tennis shoes and a denim jacket? The black outfit with droopy drawers? WTF?!
This photographer should be fired.
I'm pretty sure the girls themselves decide what they are going to wear, and they bring it themselves. The photographer probably only tells them to bring their 3 best outfits.
I understand that, but the photog should know what looks appealing and what does not and make suggestions if needed.
Well, how do we know that he didn't, but she still went with it? These are amateurs afterall, and they are hoping to get noticed in the modelling industry. Some of them make it, after doing an SSG shoot, most don't. Perhaps it's bad decisions like this. Well, actually, her weight and curviness itself is probably going to keep her out of the fashion industry, as we know that that industry is run by gay men, and they like boy-ish looking body types.
I did not comment on her looks or body, simply her outfit and yes, if that's what she brought, he worked with what he had but ultimately, they (The Sun), have final say in what goes in their paper. I just think it was a bad decision overall.
SUNshine Girl Emily loves to dance and cheerlead - and sleep. Well, after the dancing and cheerleading, who can blame her? The 5-foot-6, brown-eyed single gal has her sights set on becoming an actress. (STAN BEHAL/Postmedia Network)
:no:
Have to agree with peace. There is nothing appealing about her
SUNshine Girl MaryAnne is a sacred sexuality coach. The 52-year-old, brown-eyed Taurus loves singing, yoga, cooking and biking. (Stan Behal photo)
SUNshine Girl Nicole loves kicking back with a good book and hanging out with her two cats, Oliver and Ice, and dog, Bear. The 5-foot-3, hazel-eyed Aquarius, who loves to travel, enjoys hockey and baseball. She has her sights set on becoming a veterinary technician, and would like to roll to work in her very own Range Rover. (Ernest Doroszuk photo)