Skinny VS Curvy

On how people should also admire her butt:

‘I’ll tell you something. I’ve always been known for my boobs, but it p**ses me off, because I do also have a great a*s!’

On when she feels sexy:

‘Some people say, “I feel the most sexy when I just wake up.” But I feel the most sexy after I have showered, blow-dried my hair, and [put on] full make-up.’

On how she wants to look good for her man:

‘I’m Latin, and in our culture, we dress to pick up guys, or for our boyfriends or husbands, rather than for other girls. ‘I’ll prefer to die than wear boyfriend jeans! It doesn’t mean you have to be perfect or have [great] abs, but don’t walk around the house with no bra and hanging t*ts.’

See the cover next!

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On how she enjoys being herself:

There are a lot of expectations in this industry about looking a certain way and having a certain kind of appeal. I am feminine, but I really love dressing in boys’ clothes too. I guess that’s why I get labeled as ‘the grumpy girl,’ because I don’t play into that. But you don’t have to look a certain way, or be a certain way. I think this day and age the prescribed ideals of how a young girl should be are over.

… says 17 year-old Lorde in Teen Vogue this month.

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Model Treat of the Day: gorgeous 23 year-old healthy-looking Sports Illustrated model Emily DiDonato (who was skinnier a while ago – check this post and this post), who did a sexy photo-shoot this week while wearing a mesh top.

See Emily’s Sports Illustrated spread here!

Check out more shots from the shoot next!

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On how difficult it is to lose the baby weight:

Having been somebody who has had to think about what my body looked like for 25 years, it was hard when it didn’t come off. I didn’t look like some of the girls in the magazines that I’ve worked with … who [the weight] does fall off for. I was like, “What’s wrong with me?” I had to have a conversation with myself. I had to look at (my baby) and think, “Would I want her to feel this way when she’s my age?”. I was like, “Get it together – your head’s in the wrong place.”

On her priorities:

The most important thing is [my daughter Autumn] getting food. It took nine months to get it this way. It might take nine months to get it back. If I have an hour to go to the gym or an hour to lie down and take a nap with her in my arms, I’m going to lie down and take a nap.’But I do exercise: I hold her, we do squats, we dance, she listens to the music and she loves it. I put her in her little chair and she watches and thinks it’s really funny.

… says Jennifer, who gave birth to her first child 5 months ago.

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On what motives her to exercise:

I do exercise. I jog. But in order to work out, the way that I motivate myself, and I’ve actually used this in the show, is I have to pretend when I run that I’m avenging the murder of my husband. I have to have these elaborate fantasies to motivate myself.

… says Mindy.

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