Kelly Brook & Daily Mail - What's going on?
As you may know the DM have it in for women in swimsuits most of the time, they throw in sly digs - but reading this story http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2006503/Kelly-Brook-smiling-form-smooches-sand-mauve-cossie-beau-Thom-Evans.html you could be forgiven for thinking you had stumbled across OK magazine - they are hardly ever this sympathetic, maybe the journalist was mean to her sometime before.
Model and actress Kelly, who was showing off her stunning figure in a plunging purple one-piece swimsuit
The model took a more casual approach to posing for Thom than in her day job - but looked amazing regardless
And as she reveals her sensational curves in the rays again, clearly, Thom won't be the only one of Kelly's admirers happy to see the star smiling again.
Model and actress Kelly, who was showing off her stunning figure in a plunging purple one-piece swimsuit
The model took a more casual approach to posing for Thom than in her day job - but looked amazing regardless
And as she reveals her sensational curves in the rays again, clearly, Thom won't be the only one of Kelly's admirers happy to see the star smiling again.
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And then on page 2 there'll be some article outraged at young girls obsessing about their weight and appearance. Despicable paper.
Try googling "daily mail curves"
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=curves+site%3Adailymail.co.uk
The page of links you get resembles the creepy wall of an obsessive stalker or something.
And the funny thing is she wasn't even underdressed when they criticized her. She was wearing a classy blouse, skinny jeans and expensive high-heels - certainly not someone letting themselves go.
Kelly is stunning and pictures don't even do her justice. IMO Britain's prettiest woman.
They know they attract interest which means revenue, then there are exercise videos etc.
Online if you look to the right of the Mail pages it's an endless stream of pic/stories featuring women...it's a womens paper..so they are reflecting an attitude their target audience will buy into?
Also online 'clicks' are a measure of interest when selling space to advertisers and many of their articles about 'curves' do seem to generate lots of 'clicks'?
Yes I agree she does look lovely but their comes a time when one stops looking beautiful in a bikini and she can't do that forever.
that would be a first for the Daily Mail.
She is a model.
Might be the reason why she gets photographed.:D Look how many hits and comments that article has received. Just a theory
Not true. She has two rather amazing talents.
See where you're coming from - it's as if being naturally slim or skinny is a crime and one that is unattractive.
Not something I suffer from at all unfortunately but sometimes people go too the other way in their praise for being "curvy" by being rude about the slender folk.
She is indeed a pretty lady...and Dave, I've heard she says the same about you.;)
And yet in the same paper they call Dawn French 'svelte' for slimming down to a supposed size 16 (when she does appear to be at least a size bigger). If Dawn loses another stone or so, they'll be saying she looks haggared.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2006581/Dawn-Frenchs-recipe-losing-4st-Skip-chips.html
You can't win with the DM. One day, all women above a size 8 are fat old porkers, the next anyone below a 14 is boderline anorexic. God alone knows what perfect creatures of legendary beauty are writing these articles? :rolleyes: