What if this is the trend of the future?
Now this woman is topless. So I sprayed blue over her.... :eek: :lol:

http://img49.photobucket.com/albums/v150/Monarc/bodypainted.jpg

Slovenian model Vensa poses with her body painted in the European colours before a ceremeony in Nova Gorica, Slovenia.

Ew. That can't be good for your skin...

I've heard about that before- I think they covered that on Ripley's once maybe two or three years ago. I always thought it was really weird...Topless or not, I would NOT want to go out in the public, topless! It's just too weird! :eek:

Just cause you have paint on doesn't, make it ok to be topless. :lol: Do you think Lil Kim would do it? :eek:

Originally posted by MonarC
Just cause you have paint on doesn't, make it ok to be topless. :lol: Do you think Lil Kim would do it? :eek:

Another question- would JANET JACKSON do it?

:winkgrin

Originally posted by Miss Vicki
I've heard about that before- I think they covered that on Ripley's once maybe two or three years ago. I always thought it was really weird...Topless or not, I would NOT want to go out in the public, topless! It's just too weird! :eek:

yup -- saw that too.

Ive always been confused as to why men can go walking around topless, but its wrong if a women does....

:rotflmao:

Originally posted by barwars88
Ive always been confused as to why men can go walking around topless, but its wrong if a women does....

:lol: yeah i wonder why? :lol:

Originally posted by barwars88
yup -- saw that too.

Ive always been confused as to why men can go walking around topless, but its wrong if a women does....

Fine with me. ;)

Originally posted by barwars88

Ive always been confused as to why men can go walking around topless, but its wrong if a women does....


I've always wondered that to......not.:lol: :lol:

i saw something like that on ripley's believe it or not. freakish

I've seen that done behind the scenes at fashion shows...

I'm pretty sure that was just done for the occasion. After all, this is the biggest day in history since probably the end of World War II...

You never though. Oh well, I'm not complaining. :D

Yep, on "Ripley's Believe it or Not" one time, the girls were wearing painted on bathing suits. But as I remember, the paint covered them completely, unlike this picture.

She had better hope it doesn't rain.

It seems like an awful lot of work to go through to just to look like you're wearing a shirt.

;)

:lol:

I wonder how many girls were out ther like that.
Was it just one girl?

Why going through all that trouble when it takes like 5 seconds to put on a shirt?

:lol: @ BeaverFan5

:D

Originally posted by barwars88
yup -- saw that too.

Ive always been confused as to why men can go walking around topless, but its wrong if a women does....

You mean it's NOT ok?!

:)

That photograph actually comes from the annual Body Painting Festival (http://i2.tv2.dk/gallery/gallery.php?id=690159&site=nyhederne.tv2.dk) in Odessa, Ukraine. Public nudity is no big deal over there. If it was, the Odessa police in some of these photos would be writing up tickets.

The picture that MonarC posted must be from an American source, as I can see it's been censored. :lol:

:lol: yep i censored it. :p

It's a form of art, not a fashion style. I don't think we'll see any naked people with paint over their nether regions walking to the store for a soda anytime soon (although I can dream).

You never know this could catch on for Nude Beach Bums. Your still nude you just look like your dressed from far away. Use water proof paint of course. :D :p

I can see that.

TOM: "Susan, what are you doing?"

SUSAN: "What do you mean, Tom?"

TOM: "This is a nude beach!"

SUSAN: "Yeah, and...?"

TOM: "You're not nude."

SUSAN: "Put your glasses on, Tom."

TOM: "OH! I thought those were buttons."

Originally posted by AKA
It's a form of art, not a fashion style. I don't think we'll see any naked people with paint over their nether regions walking to the store for a soda anytime soon (although I can dream).

16th Century Nude Biblical paintings of both men and women are often seen in most churches today. What's the difference between a modern nude photograph and a 16th Century nude painting? It's nothing more than a stupid phobia. I think the FCC rules on nudity on American TV is a big fat joke. ;)

I agree.