Magazine covers are key. I’m a very visual person, so if I see that you choose to display a wack picture as the first thing your readers are going to see, you better believe I’m not picking that crap up. Now on the other hand, if you’re enticing me with some absurdly attractive individual with hardly anything covering their perfectly formed assets and some catchy line about what juicy tidbits I can find inside, then we can talk.
While the gentlemen are definitely well represented and almost any shirtless sex icon socially relevant to do today is probably going to catch my attention, it’s the scantily clad females that really reign in the most readers. And yes, ‘scantily clad’ may as well be a requirement because let’s face it, people, sex sells. And to the people that say they don’t judge a book by its cover: that’s bullsh*t.
While I personally am more attracted to the opposite sex, there, admittedly, is just something about the female physique. I don’t really know what it is, but it would be a crime not to appreciate it. So, let us celebrate the allure of femininity, and pay homage to the female celebrities that took it off for the sake of making mouths water from newsstands to convenience stores to mailboxes to websites across America.
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GQ January 2010
While inside she discussed her tumultuous year post-Chris Brown, on the cover she took the idea of ‘exposure’ quite literally
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Rolling Stone, November 2002
Following the release of her sophomore album, Stripped, Christina stripped
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VIBE OCtober 2009
Um, nice shoes?
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GQ, October 2008
Everything is so simple, from the pose to the background, yet SO hot.
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