V Magazine Pre-Fall 2010 Covers | Adriana, Eniko, Natasha, Lily & Isabeli by Mario Sorrenti

Posted by Joanna on July 08, 2010 in 2010, Adriana Lima, Covers, Eniko Mihalik, Isabeli Fontana, Lily Donaldson, Mario Sorrenti, Natasha Poly, V Magazine

vcovers V Magazine Pre Fall 2010 Covers | Adriana, Eniko, Natasha, Lily & Isabeli by Mario Sorrenti

Cover girls Adriana Lima, Lily Donaldson, Eniko Mihalik, Isabeli Fontana and Natasha Poly strip down for pre-fall edition of V Magazine. All the covers, with the exception of Adriana’s, are available in limited edition scratch-off pages in order to reveal a more erotic look for each model.

Note – nudity

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Grace

Great. I don't want to be a super-feminist here, but symptoms of rape culture much? It's not going to make the situation for women better if we have people literally undressing models.

Also, I feel like this is cheap, tacky, and unimaginative. Really disappointed.

Grib

I absolutely agree with you on the last bit, but I never understood how an undressed, greasy, sultry woman makes other women feel repressed. Rape is a crime. Sexuality in whatever form it might take shouldn't be imo. Some people like it sweet and clean, others like it rough and dirty and I don't feel any need to judge anyone as long as none of the involved are hurt. I think we should teach kids to decide for themselves what they think is right and wrong instead of teaching them to be selfproclaimed victims of culture, society or whatever.
Grib

I absolutely agree with you on the last bit, but I never understood how an undressed, greasy, sultry woman makes other women feel repressed. Rape is a crime. Sexuality in whatever form it might take shouldn't be imo. Some people like it sweet and clean, others like it rough and dirty and I don't feel any need to judge anyone as long as none of the involved are hurt. I think we should teach kids to decide for themselves what they think is right and wrong instead of teaching them to be selfproclaimed victims of culture, society or whatever.

Grace

Great. I don't want to be a super-feminist here, but symptoms of rape culture much? It's not going to make the situation for women better if we have people literally undressing models.

Also, I feel like this is cheap, tacky, and unimaginative. Really disappointed.
Grace

Great. I don't want to be a super-feminist here, but symptoms of rape culture much? It's not going to make the situation for women better if we have people literally undressing models.

Also, I feel like this is cheap, tacky, and unimaginative. Really disappointed.

Grib

I absolutely agree with you on the last bit, but I never understood how an undressed, greasy, sultry woman makes other women feel repressed. Rape is a crime. Sexuality in whatever form it might take shouldn't be imo. Some people like it sweet and clean, others like it rough and dirty and I don't feel any need to judge anyone as long as none of the involved are hurt. I think we should teach kids to decide for themselves what they think is right and wrong instead of teaching them to be selfproclaimed victims of culture, society or whatever.

erika

TRASH-tastic!
erika

TRASH-tastic!
erika

TRASH-tastic!
ellen

this is hideous, they look like trannies
ellen

this is hideous, they look like trannies
ellen

this is hideous, they look like trannies

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V Magazine Pre-Fall 2010 Covers | Adriana, Eniko, Natasha, Lily & Isabeli by Mario Sorrenti

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