Brazilian model Claudia Alende took to her Instagram page on Saturday and shared a casual yet hot snapshot to wow her legions of followers.
In the snap, Claudia was rocking a skimpy blue top that she loosely tied to flaunt a glimpse of her breasts. The skimpy top also drew attention toward her taut stomach. She paired the top with a blue, white, and brown checkered miniskirt that not only accentuated her slender hips, but also allowed her to show off her sexy legs.
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Rosa Acosta Has ‘A Marilyn Moment’ In An Insanely Short Miniskirt
Fitness model Rosa Acosta turned up the heat on her Instagram page on Monday evening with a cheeky upload that offered fans a peek up her miniskirt. The Dominican beauty flaunted her ballet dancer pins in the racy number, which was short enough to flash a good glimpse of her peachy backside. Snapped from the profile, Rosa showed off her incredible figure in a standing pose that saw her putting one leg forward to better show off her curvy thighs and muscular calves.
The hip-skimming skirt was a high-rise style that accentuated the model’s incredibly tiny waist. The skirt billowed down her round posterior and had a bouncy look that called even more attention to her curves. The item was a stylish geometric print in a multicolor palette of charcoal, pale lilac, white, and vintage gray. The sizzling brunette paired the piece with a nude bustier that beautifully complemented the sexy skirt both with its understated tone and revealing design.
Ananya Panday's captivating smile wins the internet as she shares a few sun kissed pictures
Ananya Panday has been grabbing headlines ever since she made her debut in Bollywood with Student of the Year 2 in 2019. The newbie actress is known for her utter beauty, style, and perfection. Ananya has a huge fan following on social media too and the reason behind this is quite obvious. Of late, the pretty diva has been spending quality time with her family members amidst the lockdown period in India that has been imposed because of the COVID-19 crisis.
The Pati, Patni Aur Woh actress who is frequently active on social media has shared a few pictures on her Instagram handle which are worth a glimpse for all her fans. Ananya is seen clad in a white spaghetti top and a multi-coloured skirt as she poses for the camera in these sun-kissed pictures. Not only that but she also strikes a goofy pose in one of the pictures while sticking her tongue out. And one thing is for sure that the actress is blessed with flawless skin too.
Lydia Farley Shows Off Her Perfect Figure In A Black Bodysuit And Denim Skirt
Barcelona-based American model Lydia Farley took to her Instagram page on Saturday and shared a new video in which she sizzled in a very chic outfit.
Lydia rocked a tight black bodysuit that featured a front zipper design and winged collar. She left the top partially unzipped to show off a glimpse of her decolletage. She teamed the bodysuit with a tight denim skirt that perfectly accentuated her enviable booty and enabled her to reveal a bit of her legs. She completed her attire with a pair of white sneakers.
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Why, Woody, why? A Rainy Day in New York reviewed | The Spectator
As for the narrative, that kicks in when the pair must hoof it to Manhattan because Ashleigh, who works for the college magazine, has landed an interview with the famous film director Roland Pollard (Liev Schreiber). Whether we're meant to read Roman Polanski into that name, I can't tell you. However, what I can tell you is that Pollard is always fully suited so has also been spared from parading in pants that aren't roomy. (I can't wait for my rule to become law.)
Still, poor Pollard is experiencing an existential crisis, and Ashleigh, in her over-excited way, says all of the things that you can't help interpreting as projected wish-fulfilment on Allen's part. 'You'll never have mass appeal because you are too original, Mr Pollard,' she says. 'You've never made a single commercial concession and are a free spirit like Van Gogh, Rothko or Virginia Woolf,' she adds. (I wrote that down, so obviously she wasn't always exclaiming: 'OMG!' It just felt like
Salma Hayek Drives Fans Wild Snacking In Mini Skirt By The Kitchen Sink
Salma Hayek drove her Instagram followers wild this weekend – a quick snack by the kitchen sink seemed to do the trick as the 53-year-old took to the platform with a quick throwback.
There was nothing controversial about Salma's Sunday post, though. Check out the cheeky snap below.
Salma's photo was a black-and-white one. The "Frida" actress was in a low-key setting as she sat by a kitchen sink, bowl-in-hand. Salma was definitely looking younger, also flaunting her toned and shapely frame via a white mini skirt that was showing plenty of leg – the star contrasted her light-colored skirt with a dark and sleeveless top.
Miranda Lambert Sizzles In Mini Skirt & Knotted Shirt While 'Social Distancing'
Miranda Lambert just proved that social distancing doesn't have to be done in slouchy sweats. The 36-year-old country singer now joins the slew of celebrities social distancing (and encouraging others to do so) as the novel coronavirus continues to sweep the globe.
Miranda's Saturday Instagram photo showed her shot outdoors and on a porch backed by white-painted brick and greenery. The blonde was looking a total knockout, seen posing in a tight denim mini skirt with country accents from criss-cross fabrics – a white and striped shirt was also worn knotted around the waist for a sexy finish.
How Mary Quant and her mini-skirt shaped the 1960s (and changed the world) | HeraldScotland
August 1967: Mary Quant (foreground) with models showing her new shoe creations <span class="truncate"><span class="truncate-preview">in London</span></span>
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Mary Quant and Alexander Plunket Greene_ photograph by John Cowan_ 1960 Courtesy<span class="truncate"><span class="truncate-preview"> of Terence Pepper C<span class="truncate-full-screen">ollection</span></span></span>
Quant’s influence extends far beyond the garments. She was at the forefront of something we think of as a modern concept, that of brand-building, and was also an important part of a 1960s movement that created a more democratic approach to fashion. All this is explored in Mary Quant at the V&A, which opens in Dundee on April 4, following its transfer from London.
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