Aussie supermodel Jessica Gomes is a modern-day sexy bikini hero.
She was in the middle of helping men’s magazine Sports Illustrated celebrate their 50th Photographing Hot Babes anniversary with a stunning shoot when something truly awful happened.
We’ve pieced together the sequence of horrific events with the photographic evidence available. This appears to be what almost definitely nearly probably possibly maybe happened.
The sun was setting a successful, bosomy bikini shoot…
Jessica had spent the day perfecting the art of the casual over-the-shoulder, look-at-my-bottom pose…
When a disturbance in the water nearby caused the crew to panic. A terrifying sea monster was spotted thrashing around in the waves, threatening to attack.
So Jessica, hero of the ocean, slipped into some sexy scuba gear to investigate…
As she jumped into the ocean an 8-foot swordfish reared its ugly head.
In a savage but sexually charged ocean battle, fish and supermodel fought in the waves. It was Model Vs. Wild, and in the process the beast tragically claimed Jessica’s clothes.
Minutes later, the model emerged from the ocean, VICTORIOUS.
She laid the fish carcass around her neck and stared off into the distance, peaceful and triumphant. And most of all, sexy…
Well done, Jessica. Well done.
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Oh please! So over the whole exploitation of women and its like its just the norm to see 'women' in nothing short of soft porn images in magazines and tv. Both men and women are to blame here. Stop selling yourself out ladies and objectifying yourself. Its old and boring. Everyone goes on about loving yourself no matter what your shape or size? Ha, What are the rest of us meant to do that when all you do is sell sex to men and are what the media/society (yes, Mamamia) calls 'hot' I thought we were all beautiful? well apprantly not when all you see in Sports Illustrated is bunnies, Barbies STILL showing and telling us that they are the ideal woman and we are not as perfect as them. It's not beauty, art or whatever you want to call it. It's superficial. C'mom, be original for a change. PLEASE!!!
Hey there Jay,
I truly can't tell which story in this post you're reacting to here (maybe society in general?), but I do very much appreciate an afternoon rant about the representation of women in media. Nice one.
KL
Yep, got to agree with you. And yes it is women selling their own gender out, taking the easy way to earn a few (or a lot of) quick bucks. It's not only old and boring but cheap and nasty too. Beauty is one thing, sex is another and I always thought sex was a private thing. And if it's not harmful why are we seeing only one gender? If it's harmless lets see some good looking male arses adorning a few billboards, mag covers etc etc. But that won't happen, only male desires are catered for.