'The Stone', aka Sharon, of 'Basic Instinct', yes, THAT movie, the same (cough) leg-crossing scene we'll never forget, and of course, for her unforgettable portrayal of 'Ginger' in the critically acclaimed Scorsese film, Casino, (one of my favourite movies of all time, watched it 8 or 9 times, no joke) was recently spotted in Paris, looking fabulous as usual, and 'going AFRICAN'.
Sharon is a gorgeous woman, and at 55 she still has presence, charisma, charm and her signature good looks. She is also well-proportioned and I'm still wondering what the latest furore is about...she isn't wearing a bra, in Paris, her breasts look great though and it must have been a chilly day, so...why's everyone tut-tutting and pursing their mouths at Sharon going 'African'?
Well, apparently, going bra-less in Europe, or a Western country, in this particular manner, and having perfectly natural nipples-stands to top it all, is not considered 'modest', or 'decent'. Whoever is of the latter opinion, has definitely never been to our beautiful and diverse continent, Africa.
For many of us, African and Euro-African women, a bra is a luxury and among our elderly women especially, you won't find a bra to preserve your precious modesty. Yes, ma'am, here in Namibia, we swing free, hang loose, nipple to the wind, as often as we can without fear and shame.
You know a friend is your bestie, is when the first thing she does after settling into a comfortable chair, is unclip and remove her bra, to enjoy the rest of her visit, without any unnecessary stresses and strains.
Sharon's rack looks great, she's wearing a long-sleeved top and it's dark in colour. I'd estimate 80% of her modesty is still in tact. There's really nothing to worry about. Male paparazzi will naturally agree with my assessment and are without a doubt the only people responsible for this silly storm in Sharon's cup.
Be that as it may, 'going African' is not such a bad idea, at all. Underwires, straps and hooks can increase shoulder and upper-back discomfort. It's important, always, to purchase the right brassiere and not for it's 'prettiness', but for the support you'll receive for your lifestyle. If you're active, you know by now which bra to buy. If you're Sharon Stone, come to Windhoek (Namibia), go African, no one will bat an eyelid, I promise. We're so laid back, we genuinely don't care and won't make a fuss of it either...you're welcome.
Sharon is a gorgeous woman, and at 55 she still has presence, charisma, charm and her signature good looks. She is also well-proportioned and I'm still wondering what the latest furore is about...she isn't wearing a bra, in Paris, her breasts look great though and it must have been a chilly day, so...why's everyone tut-tutting and pursing their mouths at Sharon going 'African'?
Well, apparently, going bra-less in Europe, or a Western country, in this particular manner, and having perfectly natural nipples-stands to top it all, is not considered 'modest', or 'decent'. Whoever is of the latter opinion, has definitely never been to our beautiful and diverse continent, Africa.
For many of us, African and Euro-African women, a bra is a luxury and among our elderly women especially, you won't find a bra to preserve your precious modesty. Yes, ma'am, here in Namibia, we swing free, hang loose, nipple to the wind, as often as we can without fear and shame.
You know a friend is your bestie, is when the first thing she does after settling into a comfortable chair, is unclip and remove her bra, to enjoy the rest of her visit, without any unnecessary stresses and strains.
Sharon's rack looks great, she's wearing a long-sleeved top and it's dark in colour. I'd estimate 80% of her modesty is still in tact. There's really nothing to worry about. Male paparazzi will naturally agree with my assessment and are without a doubt the only people responsible for this silly storm in Sharon's cup.
Be that as it may, 'going African' is not such a bad idea, at all. Underwires, straps and hooks can increase shoulder and upper-back discomfort. It's important, always, to purchase the right brassiere and not for it's 'prettiness', but for the support you'll receive for your lifestyle. If you're active, you know by now which bra to buy. If you're Sharon Stone, come to Windhoek (Namibia), go African, no one will bat an eyelid, I promise. We're so laid back, we genuinely don't care and won't make a fuss of it either...you're welcome.
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