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September 5, 2008 (Sawf News) - Eva Mendes cannot understand why the censors allow guns to be shown on TV but not nipples. "That is a little backwards to me," the star said on Ryan Seacrest's morning show on KISS FM on Thursday, September 4.

Eva Mendes, 34, explained the circumstances under which a glimpse of her 'girl' made it to Calvin Klein's 'Secret Obsession' perfume commercial, which was not aired by US networks for being too provocative.

"That was me doing what I do… that is rolling around in sheets…

"I am the face of their new perfume 'Secret Obsession' I was rolling around in bed for the commercial spot. You know…I had a little situation…one of the girls wanted to say hello without letting anybody know so she…basically I had a nipple slippage. It made the commercial because it was so natural and so beautiful and it was very quick.

"We can show guns every where but we can't show woman's nipple. That is a little backwards to me."

The creative director for the commercial, Fabien Baron, earlier expressed his frustration at the commercial's rejection saying:

"You must be kidding me. This country really needs a new president - this country is so messed up," said Baron. "It's such a joke and it's quite upsetting, frankly, how hypocritical this country has become. It's OK for children to see people killed by guns? Spreading a little love right now would be a good idea.

"She is being a little sexy, but they are not provocative," added Baron. "They are really well done. The spot is really beautiful - I really can't believe this is happening.…I don't know what else to say."

Despite being pulled off the networks, or possibly because of being pulled off the networks, the commercial has become a rage on the internet, giving Calvin Klein a lot of publicity at no cost.

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Hollywood Fashion star Halle Berry has debuted her amazing post-baby body just six weeks after giving birth to her first child.

The actress made the most of a happy side-effect of early motherhood - a boosted bust line - in a plunging empire-line leopard print minidress at a charity gala in Los Angeles yesterday.

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The 41-year-old has quickly regained her figure since welcoming baby Nahla Ariela on March 16, her daughter with model beau Gabriel Aubry, 32.

During her pregnancy, Berry scaled back her usually vigorous fitness regime but still kept healthy by doing yoga, swimming and light weights.

A source says she is revelling in her new role, noting: "Halle loves being a mum.

"She is so happy."

Still, the star is already planning to return to work, and has signed on to star in and produce the psychological drama Frankie and Alice.

It looks set to be another gruelling role for Halle, who won an Oscar for Monster's Ball in 2002.

The indie is about a young woman struggling with multiple personality disorder - she is torn between who she is and a racist Caucasian personality that haunts her mind.

When raunchy pictures of them romping al fresco emerged, no-one expected their affair to last.

But as these pictures show, the romance between former Apprentice contestant Katie Hopkins and her married lover Mark Cross is still going strong.

Bringing out the beauty in women outside of the established New York fashion world is Chanel Clark's goal in establishing the Miss NYC Plus organization. "Living in New York City, when it comes to fashion, you don't see plus sizes," she said, talking about what led her to provide a showplace for them. "I felt it was overdue."

She produced the first Miss NYC Plus Pageant in March this year, offering a chance for women size 12 to 26 to gather at an event all their own. With professional consulting from wardrobe stylist Jaquette E. Jones and runway coach Robert Mallory, himself a plus-size person, those who entered the pageant learned to express themselves in the way they dress and move.

Talking about the response to the pageant, Clark said, "It was surreal, overwhelming. I never expected such a response! We filled every seat and people were even standing up. It was phenomenal."

As awareness spreads about the unhealthy effect the super-thin runway models have on young girls, it is not just the plus-sized ladies who are responding enthusiastically to her project. "People from in and outside of the plus community have been pulling for us," Clark remarked. "It's inspiring me to do more in New York City for plus models on the catwalk."

For more information, see http://missnycplus.com.

The Big Dress is also a good example of how the Mercury’s chosen “installations+runway show” format can work very well. Rio Wren (R.A.W.) is first and foremost a textile artist. Wren’s Big Dress showcased these textiles in a hoop-supported skirt with tiers of ruffles. But before the fashion show when each designer had a display (installation) with live models (in many variations on a sitting room tableau mostly), there was someone on hand at R.A.W.’s display to show us a swatch book of the silks hand-dyed, hand-painted with vegetable dyes and with rust. All of this excellent info would be lost in a runway drive-by.

While she’s not happy with the execution, Jordan insists she’s dead set on keeping her boobs smaller these days.

The glamour model, real name Katie Price, said recently: “My boobs were nine-years-old. My implants had dropped and I wanted to go smaller.”

“I’ve been there with big boobs. They are out of fashion.”

She added that despite her several boob jobs and her recent nose and dental work, she doesn’t think she’s over-reliant on surgery: “Some people take it to extremes. Mine are subtle changes. There will always be people out there who say I have got a problem.”

“But I would rather have a designer body than a designer outfit. Luckily, I can afford both. But I don’t believe in having surgery to look like anybody else.”

The Hills" alum Heidi Montag modeled her new Anchor Blue clothing line, appropriately called Heidiwood, in a fashion show Friday held at Hollywood and Highland!

Check out the innovative styling of these black hot pants and a midriff-baring bustier in Montag’s signature zebra stripes (be-cause ... leopard prints were already taken?).

And don't think that Heidi isn't helping design this amazing stuff.

Here's what she says in the press release:

"I plan to get my hands dirty on this one. This is something I have always wanted to do, and Anchor Blue has enabled me to be an integral part of the design process. Each and every piece will have my initial input, feedback and final approval stamped all over it."

Yup. We can sure see that stamp.

The Heidiwood collection consists of 13 pieces AND accessories. Items range from $10 to $60. And the spring 2008 collection hits Anchor Blue retail stores TODAY!

I hear there's gonna be a big bash at Area to celebrate the new line April 22. Gosh, I can hardly wait! Will Spencer be there too?