You douldn't make it up dept. vol2. no.5: is this the most hypocritical public statement ever?

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Lady Isabella Hervey has gone from It girl to Bunny Girl after signing up as the new face of Playboy UK.

The Celebrity Love Island star has posed for the magazine's centrefold. And as befits her upper-class credentials, she insisted the shoot be tasteful.

"It's very classy," said the 23-year-old. "Playboy UK wanted somebody who had an innocence about them but could look sexy at the same time. I want to show people it can be upmarket. It's not just all about boobs and stuff like that."

Besides the magazine, Isabella will promote Playboy UK's website and TV channels.

Fellow Celebrity Love Island contestant Abi Titmuss has also fronted an adult channel, Television X, but aristocratic Isabella is adamant there is no comparison.

"We are totally different. I've never flashed my boobs in my life and I never would," she said.

"I'm very innocent, I don't drink and I only have long-term relationships. You can't compare us."

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I do have a definite idea of beauty, and I actually published a couple of instances a few entries ago - Trine Michelsen and Nicola Cowper. (http://www.livejournal.com/users/fpb/103395.html) One common fact is strong, well-defined, expressive features - which is something Paris' face simply does not have.

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I dunno, my best friend and I have often had the "What's your type?" discussion. I've never been able to give a definite answer. I mean, sure, I can say that I like thin guys who aren't too muscly or hairy, but if you asked me about facial features I'd be at a loss. And the person I find most attractive in the world doesn't really fit any of the descriptions I might've given - unless of course I admit to the fact that secretly, my "type" are short nerdy guys with glasses and open smiles. :) "Beauty" is in many ways such a personal thing - we all have our own prefernces, and in the end, the most beautiful people we know are beautiful because of who they are and what they mean to us rather than what they look like.